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Arthur Rubinstein
1887-1982
Pianist

Regarded as the greatest Chopin interpreter of his time, Artur “Arthur” Rubinstein was born in
Poland into a Jewish family on January 28, 1887. His understanding of music came early at age two
displaying perfect pitch prompting his parents to guide him toward a musical career. At age four he
was regarded as a musical prodigy who by then had rejected the violin, much preferring the piano.
At age seven Arthur had his debut playing pieces from Mozart, Shubert, and Mendelssohn. His early
Malio Cardarelli adult career met with monetary problems, causing him to be haunted by creditors and forcing him to
Over the next several sometimes live in hunger, relying on well-to-do friends and associates to help provide his basic needs,
months, we would like repaying them with personal recitals. In his youthful years, he studied, lived, and performed in Berlin
to share some of Malio and played throughout Europe. His United States debut was in 1906 at Carnegie Hall. Subsequently,
Cardarelli’s descriptions of later performances in Russia, Austria, Italy, London, Spain, Germany and elsewhere brought him much
artists who have appeared
at the Stanley Theater. success and financial independence, allowing him to make his home in Brentwood, California, where
he resided during the difficult World War II years. His once only and memorable appearance at the
Stanley Theater stage was in April 1953. After a career of eight decades, failing eyesight forced Arthur
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in 1976 to terminate his musical agenda. He died at his home in Geneva Switzerland on December
20th, 1982.

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