Moisej Halfin
1. Beethoven - Piano Sonata No.6 in F major, Op.10 No.2
2. Chopin - Waltz
Moisej Halfin, piano
Rec. 1953 (1), 1957 (2)
Radio Petersburg
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Moses Y. Halfin (July 29 (August 11), 1907, Poltava - 1990, Leningrad) - a Soviet pianist, professor of St. Petersburg State Conservatory named after Rimsky-Korsakov. His wife, Distinguished Teacher of the RSFSR, an outstanding teacher specials. muses. School at the Leningrad Conservatory, Leah Ilyinichna Zelihman.
Student, and then assistant professor of the famous St. Petersburg Conservatory SI Savshinskogo.
Winner of first prize at the All-Ukrainian Piano Competition (1930), second prize winner of All-Union Competition of Musicians performers in 1933, at which the first prize was awarded to Emil Gilels G..
In 1940 he became a lecturer at the Leningrad Conservatory, and since 1947 - professor.
Was an active concert schedule. He has performed as a soloist, ensemblist, as well as a symphony orchestra.
Performed in ensemble with musicians such as Professor Julius Eidlin Hitch, Professor Michael G. Simkin, Professor Emmanuel G. Fishman, associate professor at the Leningrad Conservatory, Alexander Fisher.
For many years, was the first performer of many works by composers of Leningrad.
He was awarded the Diploma of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.
He was awarded the Medal for the Defense of Leningrad and the Medal for Valiant Labor.
He studied:
Grigory Sokolov - pianist, People's Artist of the RSFSR, winner of first prize at the International Tchaikovsky Competition. Tchaikovsky, a professor of St. Petersburg Conservatory.
Ihara, Alexander - pianist, student of the first International Tchaikovsky Competition. Tchaikovsky, a professor at the Leningrad Conservatory.
Blekshou, Christian - English pianist, laureate of international competitions (in Naples, contest them. Van Cliburn, contest them. Tchaikovsky and others)
Cave, Lydia S. - pianist, chamber ensemble, soloist, assistant professor of chamber music at the Leningrad Conservatory, long kontserteyster Boris and Daniel Shafran Gutnikova.
Zolotarev, Mark Abramovich, the Russian competition laureate, professor Lenigradskoy Conservatory. Moses was the only assistant Jakovljevic Halfin. Currently resides and teaches in Cologne, Germany
Shenderovich, Eugene M. - Honored Artist of Russia, professor of Moscow Conservatory, accompanist, composer and teacher. He accompanied such singers as Elena Obraztsova, Bela Rudenko, Evgeny Nesterenko, Maria Bieshu, Alibek Dnishev.
Voronina, Tatiana - Professor of Saint Petersburg State Conservatory, Honoured Art Worker of the Russian Federation
Mikhailov, Ivan D. - Prof. Department of Chamber Ensemble of St. Petersburg Conservatory, accompanist.
Paul Gililov - pianist, winner of the International Competition. Chopin in Warsaw, Professor at the Higher School of Music in Cologne.
Eismont, Nadezhda - associate professor of the piano St. Petersburg Conservatory.
Maltsev, Sergey - Doctor of Arts, Professor of St. Petersburg State Conservatory, Honoured Artist of Russia.
Irina Kugucheva - head. Department of the Leningrad Conservatory, Associate Professor.
Levitskaya, Natalia Matveyevna - Associate Professor of the Higher School of Music in Nuremberg.
Polyakov, Vladimir V. - pianist, Honored Artist of Russia, assistant professor of special piano St. Petersburg Conservatory.
Schrage, Tatiana Samoilovna - pianist, accompanist and teacher. Now lives in Boston
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ReplyDeleteWOW! A brilliant performance of the Beethoven sonata! Fascinating phrasing and tempo shifts in the allegro, a beautiful (but not too sentimental)allegretto, and a powerful, yet handsome, presto! This is like hearing Beethoven's Op. 6 in a whole new way!
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