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Boris Giltburg International Piano International NO.45 SEPT/OCT 2017 £5.50 www.international-piano.com RED OCTOBER INSIDE Revolutionary trends SHEET MUSIC in Russian music TURTLE DOVE POLKA at the turn of BY FRANZ BEHR the 20th century SEE PAGE 55 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017 RUSSIAN MASTER FINAL Vladimir Ashkenazy at 80 RECKONING Was the right winner picked for PLUS this year’s Cliburn Rapid repeated Competition? notes made easy Learn to play Indian ragas on the piano 15% OFF MEMBERSHIP SEE PAGE 20 BORIS www.international-piano.com GILTBURG 09> Incisive interpreter 077005 772042 9 IPSO17_001_Cover_OM0908.indd 2 09/08/2017 11:09 Model pictured: K-300 ATX2 Enjoy Playing AnyTime With A Kawai ATX2 Hybrid Piano /KawaiUK www.kawai.co.uk @KawaiPianosUK IPSO17.indd 2 07/08/2017 17:30:52 CONTENTS SASHA GUSOV KEITH SAUNDERS 18 32 ROLAND GODEFROY JULIEN FAUGERE 68 88 Contents 5 EDITORIAL 36 PERSONAL TOUCH 55 SHEET MUSIC SPECIAL FEATURES Revolutionary reflections Russian-born composer Franz Behr’s Turtle Dove Elena Langer introduces Polka – and how it came 18 PICTURE PERFECT 6 LETTERS her world premiere to inspire Rachmaninov Boris Giltburg reveals his Your thoughts and commission for this year’s deep-rooted love for comments London Piano Festival 67 LIVE REVIEWS Russian culture as he Concert coverage from prepares to launch his 9 NEWS & EVENTS 38 AN ENGLISHMAN London and Boston latest disc of music by Evgeny Kissin signs with ABROAD Rachmaninov DG | Robbers desecrate Sam Haywood unearths a 73-85 NEW RELEASES Thalberg’s grave | Casio treasure trove of piano CDs, DVDs, books and 27 AUGERS OF launches new digital piano | rarities by Charles Villiers sheet music REVOLUTION Girls’ school given Steinway Stanford Piano music and pianism accreditation | and more… 86 AUDIOFILE in Russia at the turn of 41 LESSONS BY THE LAKE Finding the best fit with the 20th century 12 ONE TO WATCH IP pays a visit to the in-ear headphones French pianist François International Piano 32 ROUNDABOUT ROUTES Dumont Academy Lake Como 88 TAKE FIVE IP celebrates the 80th Dave Brubeck’s birthday of Russian 14 COMMENT 46 PIANO STUDIES experiments with time master Vladimir Can music help in times Conservatoire courses for Ashkenazy of crisis? pianists in 2017/18 90 MUSIC OF MY LIFE Swiss pianist Andreas 62 HORSES FOR COURSES 16 ILL-TEMPERED CLAVIER 51 KEY NOTES Haefliger’s pick of Was the right winner Why streaming services Rapid repeated notes recordings from a picked for this year’s Van are failing classical music made easy bygone era Cliburn Competition? 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