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	Marston Records - Jorge Bolet in Concert: Vol. 1 Chopin
		Bolet had a prodigious capacity to memorize new works and to practice them mentally and challenged himself by learning, in a few days, works that could barely (if at all) be played by others.
		Jorge Bolet was born in Cuba in 1914.
		Bolet was born in Cuba and at the age of twelve was sent to the Curtis Instititute of Music in Philadelphia to study with David Saperton.
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	Jorge Bolet - Definition, explanation
		Jorge Bolet (November 15, 1914–October 16, 1990) was a pianist and conductor.
		Bolet was born in Havana in Cuba and studied at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, where he himself taught from 1939 to 1942.
		Bolet, "stung by years of neglect" (as one critic put it), showed exactly what he could do and his phenomenal playing can be heard on CDs issued most recently by PHILIPS in their Great Pianists Series.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/j/jo/jorge_bolet.php (443 words)

	YouTube - Jorge Bolet Interview (1983)
		Jorge Bolet one the the greatest pianists ever and interviewed by Robin Ray who did so much on British radio in the 70's to spread the appreciation of classical music, especially piano music.
		Bolet regularly during his performances and Master Class appearances at the International Piano Festival organized during the 1968-1978 time period, by the School of Music, George Peabody College for Teachers.
		Bolet gives with few words, the point not to miss here, the performer has to grow and develop and with herhim the piece follows.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=6vrXvNVMoHQ (681 words)

	RECITAL: JORGE BOLET, PIANO - New York Times
		Jorge Bolet's piano recital Thursday night at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was cleverly assembled, both in terms of musical relationships and in its congeniality to his interpretive gifts.
		Bolet proceeded to the similarly sturdy Germanisms of Brahms, and reinforced the connection by choosing the Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Handel (Op.
		Bolet's always intelligent, sensitive and frequently exciting interpretations were not so revelatory on a spiritual level as to compensate for the slack and slurred moments that persisted throughout his perfomances.
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	bolet - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Jorge Bolet (November 15, 1914 October 16, 1990) was a pianist and conductor.
		Bolet was born in Havana in Cuba and studied at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, where he himself taught...
		Bolet uses the last in weighing technologies and techniques, and combine them with state of the art...
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	Jorge Bolet Biography
		Jorge Bolet (November 15, 1914 - October 16, 1990) was a pianist and conductor.
		Bolet was born in Havana in Cuba and studied at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, where he himself taught from 1939 to 1942.
		Bolet is particularly well remembered for his performances and recordings of large-scale Romantic music, particularly works by Franz Liszt.
	www.biographybase.com /biography/Bolet_Jorge.html (99 words)

	Jorge Bolet (Piano) - Short Biography
		Jorge Bolet came to prominence in 1974 with a stupendous recital at Carnegie Hall, which set a seal on his reputation.
		Jorge Bolet served as professor of music at the Indiana University School of Music in Bloomington from 1968 to 1977, and from 1977 as the Head of Piano Department at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia (succeeding Rudolf Serkin).
		Jorge Bolet is particularly well remembered for his performances and recordings of large-scale Romantic music, particularly works by Franz Liszt and Frederic Chopin.
	www.bach-cantatas.com /Bio/Bolet-Jorge.htm (1062 words)

	JORGE BOLET: PROKOFIEV Piano Concerto No. 2 Op. 16 / CHOPIN 4 Scherzi / Remington / Liszt Rachmaninoff Beethoven ...
		Above all, Jorge Bolet was the man of the complexity of Liszt, Chopin, Godowsky and Rachmaninoff -however diverse the styles in which these composers may have written for the mighty concert grand- and of Prokofiev, as he did materialize on Remington R-199-182 playing the Second Piano Concerto in G minor Op.
		After World War Two Jorge Bolet concertized again with the important orchestras in the United States and in Europe and he must have had some recognition, yet his name cannot be found in the 'Gramophone Shop Encyclopeadia of Recorded Music' from 1948.
		Jorge Bolet was born on November 15th, 1914, in Havana, Cuba.
	www.soundfountain.org /rem/rembolet.html (1002 words)

	International Piano Archives at Maryland, UM Libraries
		Jorge Bolet was born in Havana, Cuba on November 15, 1914, and began serious study of the piano at age five under the direction of his sister Maria.
		Bolet's North American debut was in 1937, a performance with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy.
		Bolet taught for many years at The Curtis Institute in Philadelphia and at Indiana University in Bloomington, as well as conducting numerous master classes around the world.
	www.lib.umd.edu /PAL/IPAM/IPAMbolet.html (701 words)

	Classical Net Review - Great Pianists of the 20^th Century - Volumes 10 & 94
		Both pianists, incidentally, were born in 1914; Bolet died in 1990, and Tureck remains alive and kicking, as far as I know.
		Although Bolet's volume contains more recent material from his last London/Decca years, it is good to have a de facto "Liszt's Greatest Hits for the Piano" selection as comprehensive as this one.
		Bolet, who thrived on an audience's responsivity, was a different pianist in the recording studios; still, he could be a marvel under these less stimulating conditions, as his Liszt recordings from the 1980s show.
	www.classical.net /~music/recs/reviews/p/phi56814a.html (619 words)

	Jorge, Bolet mp3 song downloads
		Jorge, Bolet - Annes de pelerinage "Sonetto 47 del Petrarka" mp3
		Jorge, Bolet - Annes de pelerinage "Apres une lecture de Dante" mp3
		Jorge, Bolet - Annes de pelerinage "Au bord diune source" mp3
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	Debussy: 16 Preludes. (Jorge Bolet) (sound recording reviews) - Encyclopedia.com
		to Jorge Bolet as he traverses Debussy's 16 Preludes.
		I had never heard Bolet's playing before, but he approaches with sensitivity and restraint what too often is made to sound like Kostelanetz tiptoeing through the tulips.
		What emerges from Bolet's fine and articulated reading is a realization of how much the "'modernists" took from Debussy, and how little they gave in return (London 425 518-2).
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	BOLET Rediscovered LISZT Recital: [CC] Classical Reviews- July 2001 MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Apparently Bolet was due to record enough for a multi-LP issue, which never saw the light of day, until Samuels discovered the rejected tracks last year.
		He seems almost to narrate the long, lyrical lines (whichever register the theme happens to occur in), simultaneously being possessed of a complete grasp of the structural shape, so that the tremendously large sonorities of the climax are almost overbearing in their impact.
		Bolet treats this often-abused piece with the greatest respect and as a result his reading has real integrity.
	www.musicweb.uk.net /classrev/2001/July01/bolet.htm (658 words)

	Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Max Rudolf, conductor
		jorge :: jorge gamboa :: jorge cruise :: jorge bolet ::
		Coordinaci n Rebeca Guerra Bolet Mary Delgado: set: L Enciclop die practique "Les Petit Dise o gr fico Elena Terife Jean Paul T mmler (asistente) Dise o de logotipo Elena Terife Jorge Blanco He performs throughout the United States and played in Europe in 1997.
		Iturrioz was "born to play the piano." Philharmonic, jorge liderman Boston Modern Orchestra Project, jorge marin New England String Ensemble and has collaborated with such distinguished artists as Gilbert Kalish, Robert Levin, Yehudi Wyner, jorge bolet Max Levinson, Jorge Bolet Ep i*deic"tic (?), a.
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	jorge-bolet Mp3 Albums Review
		Bolet's superior tonal colouring - beautiful, but not too far-driven, for the risk it would almost be too intimidating - and his peaceful nature lift this music to the greatest heights.
		Bolet always refused to subordinate his lyric gifts to mere technical facility, so even pieces other virtuosos turn into barn-burners, like Funandeacute;railes and Rhapsodie espagnole, are more measured here, with each note given its full value and the flashier aspects present but secondary to the total picture.
		Bolet's performances with the Nuremburgers, under Ainslee Cox, attest to this by being more akin to chamber concertos, very much stylistically classical in their stunning simplicity and directness, with the piano always the prominent speaker, the orchestra scaled back, the give-and-take dialogue between the two uniquely intimate.
	www.mp3-find.com /albums_review_jorge-bolet.asp (5781 words)

	Jorge, Bolet mp3 music song hits
		Jorge, Bolet - Annes de pelerinage "II penseroso" mp3
		Jorge, Bolet - Annes de pelerinage "La Chapelle de Guilaume Tell" mp3
		Jorge, Bolet - Annes de pelerinage "Le Mal du pays" mp3
	jorge-bolet.napddare.net (698 words)

	Concert le, and online CD and video sales
		Full name is Jorge Rafael de Posada, jorge enrique abello Jr first name pronounced HOR-hayhe and his wife Laura, jorye morales have a son, Jorge Jr.
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		Jorge Geronimo graduated from the Universidad Autonoma The enhanced site has been optimized for fast connections, jorge drexel 4.0 versions of web browsers, and uses Flash technology.
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	PIANO RECITAL: JORGE BOLET PLAYS LISZT - New York Times
		At the heart of Jorge Bolet's piano recital at the Metropolitan Museum Thursday night was a kind of Romantic thickness.
		Bolet's big technique seemed most at home in the Rachmaninoff and in the ''Gondoleria'' and ''Tarantella'' from Liszt's ''Venezia e Napoli,'' which came at the end of his program.
		Bolet's powerful physical abilities were evident throughout the evening.
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	YouTube - Jorge Bolet plays Chopin/Godowsky Study No.12
		Bolet was in my oppinion one of the greatest ever!
		My current teacher was a private student of Bolet's I can see the similarities in their approach to piano.
		Bolet play the most beautiful versions of Chopin-Godowsky's studies.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=scmcUj06giA&search=godowsky (456 words)

	Alto ALC1011: Jorge Bolet Plays Liszt
		Jorge Bolet (1914–90) was born in Havana and studied at the Curtis Institute, Philadelphia where his piano teachers included Leopold Godowsky, Moriz Rosenthal and David Saperton.
		Bolet’s recordings of Chopin, Liszt and Debussy are acknowledged as being among the finest, as are his electrifying Godowsky transcriptions, studied with the composer himself.
		Bolet's recordings of the Liszt concertos, originally made for Vox, are conducted by David Zinman.
	www.musicalconcepts.net /ALC1011.html (206 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Liszt - Piano Works: Music: Franz Liszt,Sir Georg Solti,Iván Fischer,Jorge Bolet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bolet's playig is magnificent throughout, who would have guessed he recorded this series well into his sixties?
		For me, Bolet is the only pianist whose interpretations of Liszt present us with the best possible view of the music - a view of the music in which Liszt literally stands revealed as a composer of the highest possible distinction.
		The tremendous virtuosity required by the music is always in the background on Bolet's recordings, since the difficulties are always subordinated to the musical thought in question.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Liszt-Piano-Works-Franz/dp/B00005ND3L (1139 words)

	jorge-bolet Mp3 Albums Review
		Jorge Bolet's repertoire was limited - roughly, Beethoven through Liszt, plus some Rachmaninov and Prokofiev; hardly any Bach (except for the Bach-Busoni Chaconne) or Mozart, no moderns - but within that range he was one of 20th century's greatest pianists.
		Bolet was, in his time, one of the world's greatest Liszt players, and this release catches him at his best.
		The reasons behind Bolet's transformation from a stunning virtuoso in the grand romantic tradition into what the critic Bryce Morrison once referred to as "the tired old man of Decca fame" (the label which released the pianist's late efforts) are moot, but there is no gainsaying the change.
	www.full-albums.net /albums_review-jorge-bolet.asp (5770 words)

	Jorge Bolet CDs at Misic Hills.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I am not a musician, but I search out Jorge Bolet's music, as he played with a particular...
		2 dedicated to Jorge Bolet is markedly less attractive than its first instalment...
		Jorge Bolet, Rachmaninoff - Rachmaninov: Variations on a Theme of Chopin, op.
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	Jorge, Bolet mp3 music
		Jorge, Bolet - Sonata in B minor - Lento Assai mp3
		Jorge, Bolet - Sonata in B minor - Andante sostenuto mp3
		Jorge, Bolet - Sonata in B minor - Fugato mp3
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	Amazon.ca: Rediscovered Liszt Recital - Never before studio recordings (1972/3): Music: Franz Liszt,Jorge Bolet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although Bolet released several CDs of Liszt music; most prominently the double CD on Decca in the mid 1980's, I believe this one to be his finest.
		Bolet's performance of the Tannhauser on this CD as well as on his live recording at Carnegie Hall are both superb, and should be heard by every Liszt enthusiast.
		Bolet did it in one take at the end of a recording session that was actually done for the day, and the engineers practically weren't ready for it (a miracle that they managed to get it all on 2 tapes and present it here edited together), and it's the perfect conclusion to this CD.
	www.amazon.ca /Rediscovered-Liszt-Recital-before-recordings/dp/B00005AQ2F (2778 words)

	Bolet Rediscovered 82876 53310-2 [CH]: Classical CD Reviews- Jan 2005 MusicWeb-International (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Tannhäuser Overture was a one-off which Bolet offered spontaneously at the end of a session taping works by Rachmaninov, and again was set aside (in all truth it’s not always technically clean so Bolet himself may have vetoed it).
		These performances therefore stand midway between those sometimes staid and unexciting performances of Bolet’s late Decca period, which are what most people know him by, and those of the firebrand cult-figure of his earlier years spent away from the limelight and only tenuously documented.
		Meditating on why I was left so unmoved, I think Bolet (and maybe the recording engineers too) is neglecting the instructions Richard Strauss once gave to an orchestra: “Gentlemen, you are giving me all the notes; give me an impression of my music”.
	www.musicweb.uk.net /classRev/2005/Jan05/bolet_rediscovered.htm (458 words)

	classical music - andante - a rediscovered liszt recital by jorge bolet
		Bolet was one of the great Liszt players, but not a showman like Horowitz or Cziffra.
		And when Bolet does play a showpiece, such as the Grand galop chromatique, he attempts to emphasize its musical values, though this is a mistake because it doesn't have any.
		It is the singing quality of the famous Liebestraum No. 3, the grandeur of FunÃ©railles, and the surprising exposure of musical values in the famous Rhapsodie espagnole that make this a recital very much worth hearing, especially for listeners who want to take Liszt seriously as a composer.
	www.andante.com /article/article.cfm?id=14252 (219 words)

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