- 1918), also
known as W****ily
Safonoff, was a
Russian pianist, teacher,
conductor and composer.
Vasily Safonov, or
Safonoff as he was
known in the West...
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Chappuis (born 1930) 2010: Jean-Luc
Benoziglio (1941-2013) 2015:
Catherine Safonoff (born 1939) 2020:
Philippe Rahmy 1983: José-Flore Tappy, for
Errer mortelle...
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Andante (B major)
Tempestoso (F minor)
Maestoso (C major) When V****ily
Safonoff first conducted Scriabin's
Second Symphony (which he did in
Moscow sometime...
- (1891–1898) Emil Paur (1898–1902)
Walter Damrosch (1902–1903) W****ily
Safonoff (1906–1909)
Gustav Mahler (1909–1911)
Josef Stránský (1911–1923) Willem...
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teachers Goldenweiser (1875–1961)
studied with
teachers including V****ily
Safonoff,
Sergei Taneyev, and
Nikolai Zverev.
Nelly Akopian-Tamarina
Sulamita Aronovsky...
- and
conductor W****ili
Luckhardt (1889–1972),
German architect W****ily
Safonoff (1852–1918),
Russian pianist, teacher,
conductor and
composer W****ily Sapellnikoff...
- England
Peter Butler and
Peter Wil**** Finland
Juhani Hämäläinen and
Harry Safonoff France Jean Garaïalde and
Bernard Pasc****io Greece
George Guinis and...
- Matras [de]
Captain Wasil Andrejwitsch Starawieff Lieutenant Osipp Wasielowitsch Safonoff Iwan, Nikiphor, Fedor, Dimitri, Wasili, Michailow, Casimir, and Gregor...
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Geoff Marks,
Martin Poxon Finland
Patrick Halamaa,
Hannu Kussaari,
Harry Safonoff, Kari Salonen, Juha Utter,
Lauri Wirkala France Sven Boinet, Hervé Frayssineau...
- Jacobsen,
Henry Knudsen Finland Jalo Grönlund,
Juhani Hämäläinen,
Harry Safonoff, Kari
Salonen France
Didier Charmat, Hervé Frayssineau,
Alexis Godillot...
