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Horowitz

His Life and Music
Pages
432
Published
1992
Language
English

Synopsis

This definitive biography chronicles the life of Vladimir Horowitz, the electrifying piano virtuoso, from his privileged childhood in Kiev to his triumphant return to Russia after a sixty-one-year absence. It traces his development as an artist, his defection to Berlin, and his rise to become an awe-inspiring figure on the European and American stages. Author Harold C. Schonberg explores not only Horowitz's many successes but also his mysterious withdrawals and personal struggles, offering a full portrait of his life and music with previously unpublished anecdotes.

About the author

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Harold C. Schonberg

Harold C. Schonberg was a Pulitzer Prize-winning music critic whose extensive knowledge of classical music shines through in his landmark work, The Lives of the Great Composers. This essential volume offers insightful portraits of music's most important figures.