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Russian [[piano|pianist]] and teacher '''Heinrich Neuhaus''' (1888-1964) is widely esteemed as one of the most influential piano teachers of [[Moscow]]'s Tchaikovsky Conservatory, if not of all time. His students include several of the 20th-century's greatest pianists, including [[Emil Gilels]], [[Sviatoslav Richter]], and Radu Lupu, as well as many other influential Russian teachers such as Vera Gornostayeva, Stanislav Neuhaus, and Lev Naumov. He is also the author of ''The Art of Piano Playing'', which is a highly-regarded discussion of pianistic mastery.
 
Russian [[piano|pianist]] and teacher '''Heinrich Neuhaus''' (1888-1964) is widely esteemed as one of the most influential piano teachers of [[Moscow]]'s Tchaikovsky Conservatory, if not of all time. His students include several of the 20th-century's greatest pianists, including [[Emil Gilels]], [[Sviatoslav Richter]], and Radu Lupu, as well as many other influential Russian teachers such as Vera Gornostayeva, Stanislav Neuhaus, and Lev Naumov. He is also the author of ''The Art of Piano Playing'', which is a highly-regarded discussion of pianistic mastery.
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*[http://www.neuhaus.it/english/ Heinrich Neuhaus Home Page]
 
*[http://www.neuhaus.it/english/ Heinrich Neuhaus Home Page]
 
*[http://www.andjaparidze.com/pdf/Genealogy_Chart.pdf A Fascinating Genealogy of Russian Pianists and Teachers], courtesy of Eteri Andjaparidze.
 
*[http://www.andjaparidze.com/pdf/Genealogy_Chart.pdf A Fascinating Genealogy of Russian Pianists and Teachers], courtesy of Eteri Andjaparidze.
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