Ignacy Paderewski
See also: Polish composers|Romantic composers|
Born: 18 November 1860, Kurilowka (Poland)
Died: 29 June 1941, New York (USA)
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Sheet music
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[details ←] Songs Piano, Vocal,
[details ←] Concerto in F Minor
[details ←] Frederic Chopin: Concerto in E Minor , ,
[details ←] Frederic Chopin: Fantasia, Berceuse, Barcarolle , piano,
[details ←] Frederic Chopin: Nocturnes , solo piano,
[details ←] Ballades Piano,
[details ←] ShowTime Piano Classics Piano,
[details ←] Preludes Piano,
[details ←] Studies Piano,
[details ←] Waltzes Piano,
[details ←] Impromptus Piano,
[details ←] Frederic Chopin: Polonaises , solo piano,
[details ←] Minor Works Piano,
[details ←] Scherzos Piano,
[details ←] Sonatas Piano,
[details ←] Mazurkas Piano,
[details ←] Concertos
Music
Some of his works. With opus number:
- 1. Zwei klavierstücke (Praeludium à Capriccio/Minuetto)
- 4. Elégie pour piano
- 5. 3 Danses polonaises pour piano
- 6. Introduction et Toccata pour piano
- 7. four Lieder for voice and piano (with German, Polish and English texts)
- 8. Chants du Voyageur pour piano
- 9. 6 Danses polonaises pour piano
- 10. Album de Mai - Scènes romantiques pour piano
- 11. Variations et Fugue sur un Thème Original pour piano
- 13. Sonate pour violon et piano
- 14. Humoresques de Concert pour piano (also published for orchestra, and several different instruments)
- 15. Dans le Désert - Tableau Musical en forme d’une Toccata pour piano
- 16. Miscellanea - Série de morceaux pour piano
- 17. Concerto en la-mineur pour piano et orchestre
- 18. Sechs Lieder
- 19. Fantaisie polonaise sur des thèmes originaux pour piano et orchestre
- 21. Sonate pour piano
- 23. Variations et Fugue sur un Thème original pour piano
Without opus number:
- Canzone (Chant sans paroles) pour piano
- Manru - Lyrisches Drama in three Aufzügen
Biography
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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0789984002469
Format: Black & White, Classical, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Bel Canto Society
Languages:English Original Language
Manufacturer: Bel Canto Society
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Bel Canto Society
Release Date: August 09, 2005
Running Time: 86 minutes
Studio: Bel Canto Society
Theatrical Release Date: 1937
Related Items:
Editorial Review:
Description:
Paderewski portrays himself. The film includes a 21-minute recital (Chopin "Heroic Polonaise," Liszt "Hungarian Rhapsody," Beethoven "Moonlight,") + Paderewski "Minuet in G."
When Paderewski is playing, the camera mostly is trained on his face or hands, revealing details his records can't: You see that he keeps his fingers bent except for the pinkies, which he often holds straight. With the left hand he often strikes the lowest note first, the rest of the hand follows and then the right hand comes down.
His rhythms are flexible within a strict overall tempo. Serene playing. Casts a spell.
--Stefan Zucker
Rating:
- A Paderewski showcase... filmed variety!
If you're looking for Paderewski in film, look no further! Sidebar: It was said that Paderewski became so used to hearing in his piano recital appearances in America the often "mispronounced" Pad-e-ROO'-ski for the correct Pad-e-REF'-ski that he just smiled while never correcting the mispronunciation and reportedly once commented "Well, it could have been much worse were my surname the very often mangled surname of "Chopin" ."
Believe it or not, and the Pad-e-"ROO"-ski mispronunciation ... Read More
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0789984002469
Format: Black & White, Classical, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Bel Canto Society
Languages:
Manufacturer: Bel Canto Society
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Bel Canto Society
Release Date: August 09, 2005
Running Time: 86 minutes
Studio: Bel Canto Society
Theatrical Release Date: 1937
Related Items:
- Paderewski: Concerto for piano in Am; Polish Fantasia on original themes Op19
- The Art of Piano - Great Pianists of 20th Century
- Georges Cziffra Plays Chopin, Liszt & Franck (EMI Classic Archive)
- Heifetz & Piatigorsky - Historic Performance Film Footage
- Ignace Paderewski Plays Beethoven, Liszt, Schubert, Debussy
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Editorial Review:
Description:
Paderewski portrays himself. The film includes a 21-minute recital (Chopin "Heroic Polonaise," Liszt "Hungarian Rhapsody," Beethoven "Moonlight,") + Paderewski "Minuet in G."
When Paderewski is playing, the camera mostly is trained on his face or hands, revealing details his records can't: You see that he keeps his fingers bent except for the pinkies, which he often holds straight. With the left hand he often strikes the lowest note first, the rest of the hand follows and then the right hand comes down.
His rhythms are flexible within a strict overall tempo. Serene playing. Casts a spell.
--Stefan Zucker
Average Rating: 

Rating:
- A Paderewski showcase... filmed variety! If you're looking for Paderewski in film, look no further! Sidebar: It was said that Paderewski became so used to hearing in his piano recital appearances in America the often "mispronounced" Pad-e-ROO'-ski for the correct Pad-e-REF'-ski that he just smiled while never correcting the mispronunciation and reportedly once commented "Well, it could have been much worse were my surname the very often mangled surname of "Chopin" ."
Believe it or not, and the Pad-e-"ROO"-ski mispronunciation ... Read More
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