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Kapell

American  
[kuh-pel] / kəˈpɛl /

noun

  1. William, 1922–53, U.S. pianist.


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Anna Lou Dehavenon, the widow of pianist William Kapell, told Heifetz’s biographer John A. Maltese about meeting Heifetz for dinner in Paris during his 1953 tour.

From New York Times

In Skandia Hall, Jen Ayers and the Perfect Storm will play disco favorites, while Skandia Kapell offers traditional Swedish music and folk dancing on the lobby floor.

From Seattle Times

The deaths have shaken the cozy town of Greenport, a mixed community that includes high-end summer visitors and blue collar locals, said Dave Kapell, a former mayor of the town.

From New York Times

“Downtown is a ghost town,” Mr. Kapell said.

From New York Times

And the exhilarating, exhausting discography piled up, with spectacular older accounts by Horowitz, Kapell, Argerich and others, and more recent ones by Leif Ove Andsnes and Evgeny Kissin.

From New York Times