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Ignaz Jan Paderewski

By Edward Algernon Baughan

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

Witness the captivating journey of a Polish pianist, from humble beginnings to international fame.

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2016-03-05
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Summary

"Ignaz Jan Paderewski" by Edward Algernon Baughan is a narrative exploring the existence of a famous Polish pianist and composer from a late 19th and early 20th century view point. The record highlights the pianist's increase in fame by outlining his early life, while also displaying his skills as a performer and educator. It begins by discussing the different opinions of critics versus what the the public thought of him. It emphasizes the musician's charisma, which attracted fans despite any technical issues. Paderewski's childhood in Podolia, growing up on a farm, and the impact of his Polish background on his work are all described in the story. From these formative years, he grew into the person that fans admired the most.

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