Busoni
[ byoo-soh-nee; Italian boo-zaw-nee ]
noun
Fer·ruc·cio (Ben·ve·nu·to) [fer-root-chaw ben-ve-noo-taw], /fɛrˈrut tʃɔ ˌbɛn vɛˈnu tɔ/, 1866–1924, Italian composer and pianist.
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Busoni soon joined us in the salon and the conversation was turned to his activities in the new field.
Piano Mastery | Harriette BrowerShe was a special pupil of Busoni and has appeared in many noteworthy recitals.
The Negro in Literature and Art in the United States | Benjamin BrawleyBusoni is preparing a complete edition of Liszt's compositions, to be published by Breitkopf & Hrtel.
Franz Liszt | James HunekerHis fortissimo chords have hitherto lacked the foundational power and splendour of d'Albert's, Busoni's, and Rosenthal's.
Franz Liszt | James HunekerMr. Busoni's solo was that most capricious and austere Sonata, Beethoven's 109th work.
Musical Criticisms | Arthur Johnstone
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