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Topic: Markus Groh (Read 1756 times)

amanfang

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Markus Groh

on: July 25, 2005, 03:23:57 AM

Has anyone heard or heard of Markus Groh? And if so, do you have any opinions on him? I'm thinking about buying tickets to a concert he's playing this fall - the Brahms concerto. It's with the symphony orchestra, and I'd have to drive a couple hours, and I can't afford many concerts. If he's worth it, maybe I'll go, but I might save the money and wait until Jon Nakamatsu comes later in the spring with a Mozart concerto.

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principe7613

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Re: Markus Groh

Reply #1 on: September 13, 2005, 11:42:37 AM

i dunno if you got the tickets allready...
He was winner of 1995 queen Elisabeth competition; He played a stunning Liszt A major concerto. He's now teacher at Berlin university

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