Nicolas Slonimsky, head and shoulders portrait, facing slightly left, 1973

Charles Amirkhanian Collection ➔ Nicolas Slonimsky, head and shoulders portrait, facing slightly left, 1973

Still image


Identifier
IM.CA.PC.0004.001
Dates
1973-03-01/1973-03-31 | created
Work Type
Photographic print
Image Class
Composer & Performer Portraits
Image Series
Portraits of Nicolas Slonimsky (1973)
Description
Portrait of Nicolas Slonimsky, March 1973. The Russian-American music lexicographer, conductor, composer, raconteur extraordinaire, and self-described child prodigy, was born in St. Petersburg in 1894. In 1923 he came to the United States, eventually becoming very involved in the avant-garde musical scene, both by playing adventurous pieces of his own on the piano, as well as conducting the world premieres of Edgar Varèse's pioneering work for percussion “Ionisation”, works by Charles Ives and others. Nicolas Slonimsky died on December 25, 1995 at the grand old age of 101.
Genres & Subjects
Portrait photographs--1970-1980
Men
Pianists
Conductors
Image Ownership
Charles Amirkhanian
Photo Credits
Charles Amirkhanian
Related place
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Related Entities
Amirkhanian, Charles
Slonimsky, Nicolas, 1894-1995