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tompilk

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Hi all,
I've spent quite some time making a new website containing information on Nikolai Lugansky as I thought the old website looked a little old, and did not provide as much recent information as it could (missing concert dates, a CD release etc.).
I will maintain it regularly and I hope it's of some use:
https://www.nikolailugansky.co.uk/
Please feel free to leave any comments on the guestbook section of the website. Thanks.

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pianovirus

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Re: New Lugansky Website

Reply #1 on: June 29, 2010, 12:21:32 PM

Very nice work!
I've been listening to his Italian Concerto a lot these days; he's a great pianist!

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franz_

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Re: New Lugansky Website

Reply #2 on: June 29, 2010, 09:18:38 PM

Very nice work! Indeed, his website looked a bit old fashioned. Could you also pload on youtube the interview or speaking parts with his teacher? Would be great!

Thanks, and keep up the work.

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Re: New Lugansky Website

Reply #3 on: June 29, 2010, 09:27:35 PM

By the way, WHERE can I listen to his recording of Prokofiev 1st concerto, and Rachmaninoff 2nd sonata? He recoded it you say on your website.

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