Autographed and inscribed 8.5” x 11” color photograph of the late great German born, American pianist in concert at the Philharmonie, Berlin for his 90th birthday, 2013.
The amazing nonagenarian Pressler (1923- 2023) pursued a career as a concert pianist and
touring throughout the World prior to World War II. He and his family escaped the Holocaust and
he made his concert debut with the Palestine Symphony Orchestra, now the Israel
Philharmonic. He won the Debussy Prize
in San Francisco in 1946 after study with Eliah Rudiakow and Leo
Kestenberg. Since 1955 he has taught at Indiana University and the
same year formed the Beaux Arts Trio with Bernard Greenhouse and Daniel
Guilet. The Trio still exists with
Pressler and other musicians. The
pianist recorded a rather large library with MGM during the 1950’s. In 2017 he performed with the Fort Worth
Symphony during their Mozart Gala! In
2018 he performed with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. He also has multiple concerts planned in
several Germany cities from Berlin to Bad Kissigen, Belgium, Great Britain and
the Netherlands in the Summer of 2018.
Pressler released hi first Deutsche Grammophon solo album in 2018,
“Claire de Lune”. He billed himself as
the World’s Oldest Pianist!
Perfect for display!
Music Antiquarian and Appraiser
New York, New York
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