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

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

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Only two critics defended de Pachmann in the public prints.

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Mr. de Pachmann favored his audience with an almost continuous monologue, addressing little speeches to them between his numbers and commenting on his performance as he went along.

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His touch is crystal-like in its clearness, therefore his tone lacks the sensuousness of Paderewski and De Pachmann.

From Franz Liszt by Huneker, James

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