°®°®Ö±²¥ Steinway Artist to host 'The Piano and Its Perspectives' Sunday, April 18
Rosângela Yazbec Sebba, °®°®Ö±²¥ professor of piano and Steinway Artist, will interview renowned musicians and educators David Dubal and Stanley Waldoff.
The interview is made possible through theÌý's partnership withÌýThe Piano and Its Perspective Project - EMAC/UFG in Brazil and its digital office, Portugal Science and Technology Foundation, and the Center for the Study in Sociology and Music Aesthetics from Portugal New University.
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Bios:
- David DubalÌýhas given piano recitals and masterclasses around the world, and has been adjudicator for prestigious international piano competitions. He taught at theÌýJuilliard SchoolÌýfrom 1983 to 2018 and the Manhattan School of Music from 1994 to 2015.ÌýDubal has recorded several CDs with pianist Stanley Waldoff, written several books, and wrote and presented the Emmy-winning documentary "The Golden Age of Piano."
- Stanley Waldoff, a Steinway Artist,Ìýbegan his piano studies at age six, made his professional debut two years later, and won the coveted Stillman-Kelley Award at age 13. He attended the Juilliard School on a full scholarship, receivingÌýhis bachelor's and master's degrees. He earned his doctorate from Columbia UniversityÌýin 1970 andÌýlater was a resident pianist and associate director of the Rhode Island School in Providence. Waldoff retired as Professor Emeritus after teaching for 34 years at the University of Southern Mississippi.
For more information, contactÌýRosângela Yazbec Sebba atÌýrys3@colled.msstate.edu.