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Legendary Musicians

The place this where to meet and enjoy the greatest musicians from the early twentieth century to today

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CEO and chief editor the History of music website: Olesia Pilipenko
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05/09/2026

Bach/Busoni - Final part of Fugue from prelude and fugue BWV 532 - György Cziffra, piano

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05/09/2026

Celebrating Joseph Szigeti birthday 🎉

Joseph Szigeti brings Jenő Hubay’s Scènes de la Csárda No. 3, Op. 18 vividly to life.

Listen to his remarkable parlando playing: the violin seems to speak, echoing the accents and inflections of the Hungarian language. With expressive freedom, sharply defined articulation and unmistakable character, Szigeti reveals a violin tradition rarely heard today.

Joseph Szigeti, violin
Wilfrid Pelletier, conductor
CBC Orchestra

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05/09/2026

Happy birthday to John Cage, born on September 5, 1912.

Composer, artist, writer, philosopher and tireless experimenter, Cage transformed our understanding of music by inviting silence, chance and the sounds of everyday life into the creative process.

From the prepared piano to the revolutionary 4′33″, his work challenged audiences to reconsider a fundamental question: what does it truly mean to listen?

More than a century after his birth, John Cage continues to remind us that music can be found everywhere—if we are willing to hear it.

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05/09/2026

Happy birthday to Joseph Szigeti, born on September 5, 1892.

Known as “the scholarly virtuoso,” Szigeti was admired not merely for technique, but for the intelligence, integrity, and expressive depth of his interpretations. A remarkable champion of modern music, he became closely associated with the works of composers including Bartók, Prokofiev, and Stravinsky.

His thoughtful musicianship made him one of the defining violinists of the twentieth century—and a true musician’s musician.

05/09/2026

Happy birthday to Amy Beach, born on September 5, 1867.

A brilliant pianist and pioneering composer, Beach became the first American woman to achieve widespread recognition for large-scale orchestral music. Her landmark Gaelic Symphony, premiered by the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1896, broke barriers and secured her place in music history.

Today we celebrate an artist whose courage, imagination, and unmistakably Romantic voice continue to inspire new generations.

04/09/2026

Recorded & filmed at Montreux Jazz Festival 1976, Casino de Montreux, Montreux, Switzerland on July 8, 1976.

Joe Zawinul: Keyboards
Wayne Shorter: Sax
Jaco Pastorius: Bass
Alex Acuna: Drums
Manolo Badrena: Percussion, Voice

04/09/2026

Remembering Darius Milhaud, born on September 4, 1892.

A member of Les Six and one of the most adventurous voices of 20th-century French music, Milhaud refused to be confined by a single tradition. He embraced polytonality, Brazilian rhythms, jazz and the musical character of his native Provence, transforming them into a language of remarkable vitality and color.

Works such as Le Bœuf sur le toit, La Création du monde and Saudades do Brasil reveal a composer whose curiosity knew no boundaries—and whose openness to popular music helped redefine modern classical composition.

Happy birthday, Maestro.

04/09/2026

Happy 62nd birthday to René Pape René Pape , born in Dresden on September 4, 1964.

One of the most distinguished operatic basses of his generation, Pape combines extraordinary vocal depth with elegance, intelligence and commanding stage presence. From Sarastro and King Philip II to Gurnemanz, King Marke and Boris Godunov, he has brought authority and humanity to some of opera’s most demanding roles.

His unmistakable dark, velvety timbre has earned him the fitting title “The Black Diamond Bass.”

04/09/2026

Happy birthday to Anton Bruckner, born on September 4, 1824.

A visionary of the symphonic tradition, Bruckner transformed the orchestra into a vast architectural space—built from solemn chorales, luminous silences and overwhelming climaxes. Deeply influenced by Wagner yet guided by his own profound spirituality, he created symphonies that seem to reach beyond the concert hall toward something eternal.

Nearly two centuries after his birth, their monumental beauty continues to inspire awe.

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