Horowitz tries: he goes to center stage, looks out over the blob of faces, opens his mouth—and then dashes for the safe harbor of his grand piano. His technique is flawless, but his repertory ...

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For pianist Lyndon Ji ’16 MUS ’29, a current student of Yang, what makes the Horowitz Series such a treasure is not the guest artists but the faculty concerts. According to Ji, the big names will sell ...

A thoroughly Russian pianist, Richter has neither the big, majestic line of a Rubinstein, nor the sheer, flogging power of a Serkin, nor the machine-tooled glitter of a Horowitz.

Then, at the height of his career, in 1935, Pianist Horowitz cracked up. Soon after leaving the U. S. for a year’s European tour he was laid low by an appendectomy complicated by phlebitis.