Pachmann, Vladimir von

Pachmann, Vladimir von

▪ Russian pianist
also called  Vladimir de Pachman 
born July 27, 1848, Odessa, Ukraine, Russian Empire
died Jan. 6, 1933, Rome, Italy

      Russian pianist known for his performances of the music of Frédéric Chopin (Chopin, Frédéric). Pachmann studied in Vienna and made his debut in 1869 in Odessa. Though his early concerts were successful, he was extremely self-critical and withdrew for long periods of study. He later toured widely in Europe and the United States. Pachmann's performances were almost exclusively devoted to works of Chopin, which he played in an intimate, miniature style. His performance style was characterized by fine pianissimo shadings and a smooth touch. His concerts were enlivened by his eccentric gestures, muttered comments, and remarks addressed to the audience.

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