Max van de Sandt ( Dutch: Max van de Sandt ; October 18, 1863 , Rotterdam - July 14, 1934 , Cologne ) - Dutch pianist and music teacher.
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Biography
The son and student of Cornelis Christian van de Zandt, a piano teacher at one of Rotterdam's music schools, also studied under the guidance of Friedrich Gernsheim . In 1884 he studied under Franz Liszt in Weimar ; In this year's letter, Anton Bruckner refers to de Zandt as a representative of the Weimar circle, who conveyed to him a general admiration for his Third Symphony [1] . In 1889 - 1896 taught at the Stern Conservatory in Berlin, then at the Cologne Conservatory , later continued teaching activities in Cologne, but in a private way. Among the students of de Zandt, in particular, Jan van Gils , Wilhelm Rinkens and Fritz Brun . The author of virtuoso piano pieces.
Notes
- ↑ Anton Bruckner. Sämtliche Werke. - Briefe. Band I. Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag der Internationalen Bruckner-Gesellschaft, 1998 .-- S. 221. (German)