Godowsky

[ guh-dawf-skee, gaw- ]

noun
  1. Leopold, 1870–1938, U.S. composer and pianist, born in Poland.

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How to use Godowsky in a sentence

  • When Godowsky plays he sits bent and motionless, as if picking out a pattern with his fingers.

    Plays, Acting and Music | Arthur Symons
  • Godowsky and Hofmann are as inseparable as were Chopin and Liszt.

    Unicorns | James Huneker
  • In 1900 Godowsky appeared in Berlin and was immediately recognized as one of the great piano masters of his time.

    Great Pianists on Piano Playing | James Francis Cooke
  • Godowsky, der ist wirklich ein grosser Talent—how has he attained his wonderful rank?

    Great Pianists on Piano Playing | James Francis Cooke
  • It is not to be denied that, taking Mr. Godowsky's art as a whole, and thus including musical conception, one finds it imposing.

    Musical Criticisms | Arthur Johnstone