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Ilona Oltuski
Dateline: Ilona Oltuski
Articles: 5
Dateline: Ilona Oltuski
Articles: 5
Ilona Oltuski was born in Germany, where she studied art history and published her doctorate about the Bezalel art movement. She discovered her penchant for writing again much later, through another interest of hers, the piano. Having taken lessons at the Hoch’sche Conservatory in Frankfurt, founded by Clara Schuman, she continued studying piano when she moved to New York, where she now lives with her husband and kids. Through conversations with a variety of pianists from amateurs to professional performers, Ilona – a passionate amateur herself – made her reentry into the writing world by sharing her experiences, quest, and lust for piano playing with the public.
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Pianist Simone Dinnerstein Says Dare to be Yourself
Simone Dinnerstein's career did not follow the usual path of a concert pianist and she dares to speak for herself.
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Necessity is the Mother of Invention: The Concert Meister Series in New York
The New York Concert Meister Series gives artists, that travel with their respective orchestras an opportunity to perform as soloist in different venues.
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Carnegie Hall and Shanghai Tang Celebrate Chinese Pianist Lang Lang
The “Ancient Paths - Modern Voices” festival gives New Yorkers an unprecedented opportunity to familiarize themselves with Chinese culture.
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New Venues Open Their Doors For Classical Music
Do New York nightclubs hold new possibilities for classical musicians and their audience?
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Concert Review: A Prokofiev Evening, Richardson Auditorium, Princeton, NJ, July 17
Ilya Itin performs a newly discovered piece as part of the Golandsky Institute Summer Symposium at Princeton University.
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