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Busoni
[ byoo-soh-nee; Italian boo-zaw-nee ]
noun
- FerĀ·rucĀ·cio (BenĀ·veĀ·nuĀ·to) [fe, r, -, root, -chaw ben-ve-, noo, -taw], 1866ā1924, Italian composer and pianist.
Example Sentences
A Busoni aficionado, Levit brings tautness without rigidity to tame the sprawling, potentially meandering, Bach-loving āFantasia Contrappuntistica,ā before closing with Busoniās āNuit de NoĆ«l,ā another chromatic fantasia, gently snowy.
Maybe not, but the massiveness of Busoniās expectation matters in ways both immediate and forgotten.
As composer, virtuoso pianist, theorist, highly opinionated futurist and pedagogue, Busoni exerted a little-acknowledged, though crucial, component of the cultural identity of San Francisco and beyond, Los Angeles very much included.
Busoniās favorite pupil, the lesser-known and far stranger American pianist Richard Buhlig, settled in Los Angeles in the 1920s.
Petri fit right in as a proponent of Busoniās prophetic vision, and as one of the worldās most celebrated pianists, he was particularly well poised to influence a generation of outstanding students.
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