Alexander Brailowsky
Alexander Brailowsky · Arts & Literature
Classical pianist
1896, Kiev, Russian Empire (now Ukraine) — 1976, New York City, USA
Ukraine · France · United States
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Alexander Brailowsky was a Russian-born pianist celebrated as a great Chopin interpreter, famous for performing complete cycles of Chopin's works in the world's major concert halls. Trained in Kiev, Vienna and Switzerland, he built an international career from Paris and later the United States. He was a Jew, born in Kiev.
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Classical pianist
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