Boris Pergamenschikov
Mr Duffy
Pergamenschikov.
"Boris Pergamenschikov has passed away. He was born in Leningrad in
1948. He studied cello with Emmanuel Fischmann and composition at the
Leningrad Conservatory. He won many first prizes at national and
international competitions, such as the International Tchaikovsky
Competition in Moscow and the Prague Spring Competition. From 1970,
Boris Pergamenschikow gave concerts in the most important concert
halls of the former USSR and other Eastern bloc countries. After his
emigration in 1977, he took on a position as tutor at the Academy of
Music in Cologne, and intensified his concert activities. Guest
performances at international festivals such as the Salzburg Festival
and the Berlin and Vienna Festivals followed, as well as performances
with renowned international orchestras. Boris Pergamenschikow has
worked with Claudio Abbado, Henri Dutilleux, Gidon Kremer, Witold
Lutoslawski, Yehudi Menuhin, Krysztof Penderecki, Mstislav
Rostropovich, András Schiff, Wolfgang Schneiderhan, Sandor Végh and
with the Amadeus and Alban Berg quartets. Since 1980, Boris
Pergamenschikow has given masterclasses in Germany, Austria,
Switzerland, Britain, Argentina and Japan. From1980-94 he was
professor of cello at the Cologne Academy of Music. In 1987/88 he also
held a professorship at the Musikakademie in Basle. In 1991 he founded
the European Chamber Music Association to promote musical dialogue
between young artists from East and West. From 1990-95 he organised
the FINALE chamber music festival in the Cologne Philharmonic Hall. In
1994 he renounced his full-time teaching position and took on a
part-time post as tutor instead. In 1998, Boris Pergamenschikow was
appointed Professor of Cello at the Academy of Music "Hanns Eisler"
Berlin."
http://www.cello.org/Newsletter/mayjun04.htm
http://www.zeitblende.com/portraits/image/020528-pergamenschi-022.jpg
Daniele Zini
"Mr Duffy" <diek...@despammed.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Leggo con tristezza della scomparsa del violoncellista Boris
> Pergamenschikov.
Mi dispiace moltissimo, probabilmente stava male in quest'ultimo periodo e
questo spiegherebbe l'annullamento della sua esecuzione del concerto di
Schumann a Milano qualche settimana fa.
Ho ascoltato diverse volte Pergamenschikov dal vivo,e sempre si č distinto
per la gentilezza con cui trattava il pubblico che lo andava a salutare in
camerino. L'ultima volta che l'ho incontrato,all'auditorium di Largo Mahler
a Milano nel 2002, mi ha addirittura fatto fotocopiare le parti di una
trascrizione di Piatigorsky che non riuscivo a reperire sul mercato
congedandosi cosě: "..and now go home to study,it's difficult".
Addio,maestro Boris.
Daniele
bobregular
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(...) "..and now go home to study,it's difficult".
bellissima!
mi associo al cordoglio
> Daniele
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Mr Duffy
> Ho ascoltato diverse volte Pergamenschikov dal vivo,e sempre si è
> salutare in camerino. L'ultima volta che l'ho incontrato,all'auditorium
> di Largo Mahler a Milano nel 2002, mi ha addirittura fatto fotocopiare
> le parti di una trascrizione di Piatigorsky che non riuscivo a reperire
> difficult".
> Addio,maestro Boris.
Bellissimo ricordo. Hai letto sulla CelloChat...
rarecellos
Posts: 89
(4/30/04 2:47 pm)
Reply RE: BP Totally surprised...
Years ago I tried to study with him in Cologne, and of all the teachers,
he actually wrote back to me with a post card saying he was going to be on
sabattical. While we never met, I was touched that he took out the time to
write to me- most professors woudln't even bother to reply.
RIP M. Pergamenshikov
rarecellos
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Daniele Zini
> Bellissimo ricordo. Hai letto sulla CelloChat...
>
> he actually wrote back to me with a post card saying he was going to be on
> sabattical. While we never met, I was touched that he took out the time to
> write to me- most professors woudln't even bother to reply.
>
> RIP M. Pergamenshikov
Grazie,non l'avevo letta.
Daniele