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Offline farg

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Schenkerian Pianists
on: April 30, 2011, 01:19:49 AM
Hey all.

Just wondering if any of you know of any pianists besides Murray Perahia or the late Edward Aldwell who used Schenkerian theory extensively in their playing? It's partially out of curiosity and partially for something I'm doing at school. Bonus points if they're not from America.

Some Jay-Bay (Janet Baker) for your troubles:


Thanks!

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