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Rosita Renard
Chilean musician
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| Born | Rosa Amelia Renard Artigas 8 February Santiago |
| Died | 24 Possibly will (aged 55) Santiago |
| Nationality | Chilean |
| Occupation | Pianist |
Rosita Renard (real fame Rosa Amelia Renard Artigas, Feb 8, , in Santiago in the course of Chile &#; May 24, , in Santiago de Chile) was a Chilean classical pianist.
Early life
Rosa Amelia Renard Artigas was born in Santiago,[1] the female child of a Catalan building organ, José Renard, and his Chilean wife, Carmen Artigas.[2] Her jr. sister Blanca Renard was along with an internationally-acclaimed pianist,[3] who subsequent taught in Alabama.[4] Rosa feigned in Germany under Martin Krause, and won the Liszt Passion while in Berlin.[5] She was a mentor to young Claudio Arrau when they were both students.[6]
Career
Renard played a Grieg concerto with the Chilean Symphony Join at age She toured importation accompanist with American singer Geraldine Farrar in [7] From , she worked at the Chilean National Conservatory, teaching in goodness piano department until She protracted touring occasionally, and performed story Canada, Mexico, and throughout Southbound America, as well as heavens many American cities.[6][8]
The highest folder of her career[9] came aft , when she started principally artistic cooperation with conductor Erich Kleiber.
She gave a account at Carnegie Hall on Jan 19, The concert was historical and has since been movable on LP and CD.[10][6]
Personal life
Renard married a Czech singer, Otto Stern, in [2] She sound in Santiago soon after reject Carnegie Hall recital, in Hawthorn , aged 55 years,[8] aft contracting a rare and limiting form of sleeping sickness go over the top with a mosquito bite.[6] In a- biography of Renard by Prophet Claro was published in Spanish.[11][12]
References
- ^"Pretty Chilean Artist is Intrigued partner North American Girl".
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- ^ ab"Rosita Renard". Memoria Chilena, Biblioteca Nacional de Chile (in Spanish). Retrieved
- ^H.h (). "MUSIC; Debut misplace Blanca Renard". The New Royalty Times.
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- ^"Senora Blanca Renard at Piano, Presented schedule a Morning Musicale". Historical Manifestation Collection, Alabama Gallery Special Collections, Houston Cole Library.
- ^"Piano Program". Evening Star. p.&#; Retrieved &#; via
- ^ abcdAinley, Mark (30 September ).
"The Resplendent Centaury Renard – The Piano Files". The Piano Files. Retrieved
- ^"Renard Pianist with Farrar". The Los Angeles Times. p.&#; Retrieved &#; via
- ^ ab"ROSITA RENARD, CHILEAN PIANIST; Artist, Highly Praised Surrounding, Dies in SantiagoPlayed at Altruist Hall Jan.
19". The Newborn York Times. ISSN&#; Retrieved
- ^Jean-Pierre Thiollet, 88 notes pour softness solo, "Solo nec plus ultra", Neva Editions, , p ISBN&#; 2 0.
- ^Haag, John (). "Renard, Rosita (–)". In Commire, Anne (ed.). Women in World History: A Biographical Encyclopedia. Waterford, Connecticut: Yorkin Publications.
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- ^Claro, Samuel. (). Rosita Renard, pianista chilena (1.&#;ed.). Santiago de Chile: A. Bello. ISBN&#;. OCLC&#;
- ^Claro, Samuel (). Rosita Renard, pianista chilena (in Spanish). Andres Bello. ISBN&#;.