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Tuesday, December 02, 2008
The Russian Piano School: Dedicated to Alexander Slobodyanik (1942–2008)

Founded by brothers Anton and Nikolay Rubinstein, the legendary Russian piano school developed a signature approach to piano performance that is celebrated for its profound musicality and masterful pianism. These traditions continue to flourish by way of disciples such as Sergei Babayan, who studied at the Moscow Conservatory with renowned teachers Gornostayeva, Naumov, Pletnev and Vlasenko.

On December 7, Babayan will perform works by Ryabov, Rachmaninov, Rameau and Chopin at the Y, preceded by a presentation with David Dubal of the Juilliard School who will talk about the history and traditions of the Russian piano school. Dubal offers a preview in the video above.

[The Russian Piano School: 12/7/08]

Related: Russian Evolutions and Russian Sundays



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