Твои темы -секс и как накурится дряни. Вопрос, чем они вызваны, как называются твои комплексыОпределенная национальность тебя точно не коснулась
Студент-психиатр может по этому параграфу тебе поставить диагноз запросто.Знаешь, что меня больше всего успокаивает когда вижу вот таких вот дебилов и начинает трясти? BWV 881. Prelude in F minor из второй книжки. Обязательно в исполнении Розалины Турек (есть два исполнения, одно настолько медленное, что хочется её пристрелить...
"America is too great for small dreams." ~ Ronald Reagan
Спасибо, квантег, прекрасная исполнительница. Скромные корни, блистательный взлет. Есть чем гордится.
When she was a child, Rosalyn Tureck’s father would tell her about her grandfather, a famous cantor in Russia: Each year, before the High Holidays, a coach with eight white horses came to the door to take him on tour. Pianist Rosalyn Tureck has toured the world as a consummate interpreter of the keyboard music of Johann Sebastian Bach, drawn by the white horses of lifelong commitment.
Tureck was born in Chicago on December 14, 1914, the third of three daughters of Russian immigrants Samuel and Monya (Lipson) Tureck (né Turk—Rosalyn’s father was of Turkish descent). Of modest means, her family observed the Sabbath and major Jewish holidays in a warm atmosphere. Surrounded by music from infancy, she blossomed under fine piano teachers Sophia Brilliant-Liven and Jan Chiapusso, winning a full scholarship to the Juilliard School of Music at sixteen. At her audition she amazed the distinguished piano faculty by presenting a list of prepared works that included sixteen of Bach’s Preludes and Fugues.
At Juilliard, she studied with Olga Samaroff, graduating with distinction in 1935. She made her Carnegie Hall debut on October 18, 1935. In 1937, at age twenty-two, she gave an extraordinary series of six weekly all-Bach Town Hall recitals, earning the Town Hall Young Artist Award. For the next fifteen years Tureck was based in New York, performing, teaching, and touring. Her first European tour was in 1947 and her London debut in 1953. Subsequently, she divided her time between living in England and in the United States.
"America is too great for small dreams." ~ Ronald Reagan
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