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Pachmann

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[pahk-muhn, pahkh-muhn] / ˈpɑk mən, ˈpɑx mən /

noun

  1. Vladimir de 1848–1933, Russian pianist.


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Vladimir de Pachmann, 84, famed Russian pianist; peacefully, of pneumonia; in Rome, Italy.

From Time Magazine Archive

Contemporary estimates, ever dangerous, might have to make room for Alfred Cortot; and Vladimir de Pachmann, admitted master interpreter of Chopin, yet lives.

From Time Magazine Archive

And Beethoven died and went to Hell, and everybody was frightfully amused at Mr. de Pachmann.

From Time Magazine Archive

Among Liszt's most notable heirs were Paderewski and Russia's Vladimir de Pachmann.

From Time Magazine Archive

Yet De Pachmann is in reality the product of an old-fashioned school.

From Franz Liszt by Huneker, James

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