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Serkin
[ sur-kin; German ser-kin ]
noun
- 搁耻路诲辞濒蹿 [roo, -dolf, roo, -dawlf], 1903鈥91, U.S. pianist, born in Bohemia.
- Peter, 1947鈥2020, U.S. pianist (son of Rudolf Serkin).
Example Sentences
He once purchased a Steinway piano from Columbia Records that had been used by Rudolf Serkin and Glenn Gould.
I can still see Serkin swaying on the piano bench, mouthing the German words to a joyous theme, almost a beer hall tune, in the 鈥淐horal Fantasy,鈥 as he played along.
The jury, which included pianist Rudolf Serkin and conductor George Szell, selected Mr. Kalichstein in a unanimous decision.
Sensitive accompaniments for soloists of the caliber of Rudolf Serkin and Zino Francescatti aside, there is little here of Ormandy鈥檚 muscular Beethoven, and his Mozart is limited to one, brilliantly effervescent symphony.
He was at the Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont, and he wandered into a rehearsal for Beethoven鈥檚 鈥淐horal Fantasy,鈥 with the eminent pianist Rudolf Serkin sitting at a Steinway.
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