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Jacquelyn Anderson Mattfeld, L.H.D., new president of Barnard College. Gregor Piatigorsky, Mus.D., cellist...
...when he asked his parents' permission to go to New York. There ahead of him were two of his older sisters: Kyung-Wha had studied at Juilliard and was a pupil of Ivan Galamian, and Myung-Wha was a pupil of first Leonard Rose and then Gregor Piatigorsky. Myung-Whun was attracted by the more personal, less competitive atmosphere of the smaller Marines College of Music and apprenticed himself to Pianist Nadia Reisenberg and recently also to Conductor Carl Bamberger...
Earlier in this century, composers rarely featured the cello, considering it a lowly second cousin to the violin. Artists like Pablo Casals, Gregor Piatigorsky, Mstislav Rostropovich and Starker revealed the silken tonal beauty of the instrument. Still, the repertory remains narrow. Starker speculates that this Brahms sonata, written in the year of the composer's death (1897), may have been his last work. In any event, his publisher died soon after. With the decline of the firm, copies of the Brahms sonata may have been overlooked until at last the so nata disappeared from view...
...Gregor Piatigorsky, LL.D., cellist...
Also: Stephen D. Northrup, a photographer for Time, Inc.; Patricia O'Brien Koval, a reporter for The Chicago Sun-Times, Gregor W. Pinney, education reporter for The Minneapolis Tribune; and, Hollie I. West, reporter for The Washington Post...