Word: bookstein
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...year could fall drastically. Amid the crush to use the plan for a 1986 deduction, money managers were struggling hard to educate consumers about the future, and occasionally mourning the passing of a friend. Moaned David Zaslow, a partner in the Los Angeles accounting firm of Roth Bookstein & Zaslow: "The new tax laws crippled...
Chamber Music at South House--Ken Bookstein, Verna Joffe, Ellen Rose, Norman Yamada et al.; music of Bach, Beethoven Chopin, Brahms and Schubert; Cabot Living Room, South House...
Unlike Tsuzuki and other pianists like her who have felt compelled to let their music take a back seat in this academic environment. Bookstein says he has become a more serious musician since he came to Harvard. "Maybe it's that I'm surrounded by more serious players," says the native of tiny LaJolla, Calif. "Maybe it's the change of atmosphere...
...music major, Bookstein voices the sentiments of many Harvard musicians when he says he came here because he wanted to expose himself to the world of liberal arts before jumping into one-track conservatory life. He elaborates: "I really worked out a lot of my technical problems before I came here. This year I tried to concentrate more on expanding my repertoire." Hence, eight hours of daily practice...
...Bookstein's criticisms of the pianist's life here are minimal, partially because he seems to have both the guile and the dedication to surmount all obstacles. He plans to give at least six recitals next year, and his strenuous practicing schedule shows no sign of letting up. But the bulk of his musical education, like that of other serious performers at Harvard, will take place outside the classroom. "I'm not here to learn piano performance," he says. "Harvard does not offer piano performance...