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Heifetz as I Knew Him
โ Scribed by Ayke Agus
- Publisher
- Amadeus Press
- Year
- 2001
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 268
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
(Amadeus). Ayke Agus came to Jascha Heifetz as a violin student in his master class at the University of Southern California; after he made her the class pianist she soon became his private accompanist and ultimately his assistant and confidante. Her book is a loving yet unblinking testimony to a unique relationship between an aging master and his disciple. Always a difficult person, Heifetz imparted not only his art but his every belief and idiosyncrasy. The greatest violinist of the 20th century was a genius who was also insecure and unreasonable; in many respects the former prodigy had never had to grow up. This memoir is an extraordinary story of a truly unique friendship, told with honesty, understanding, and devotion.
โฆ Table of Contents
Contents
A Message to the Reader 9
Acknowledgments 11
1. Fanfare 13
2. Overture 19
3. Recitativo Accompagnato 29
4. Exposition 45
5. Intermezzo 71
6. Preludium and Fugue 99
7. Passagework 113
8. Development 131
9. Musica Disciplina 147
10. Sinfonia Domestica 169
11. Theme and Variations 185
12. Dies Irae 203
13. Threnody 223
14. Postludium 239
Selected Sources 247
Works by Jascha Heifetz 251
โฆ Subjects
Violin, Music, Heifetz
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