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High ResolutionStroboscopic image of the hands of Russian conductor, Efraín Kurtz.
Photo by Gjon Mili, 1945.
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High ResolutionJascha Heifetz playing violin in Mili’s darkened studio as light attached to his bow traces the bow movement.
Photo by Gjon Mili,1952.
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“Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” - Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninoff (1873 – 1943).
- Sergei Rachmaninoff (signed) photograph taken by George Faitzer.
- Working on a score, a cigarette in one hand
- At Ivanovka, proofing his third piano concerto. 1910
- Sergei Rachmaninoff on the piano. 1931
- On the piano (part 2)
PS : a post for my beautiful angel, Tamara. I know you LOVE this guy above and I wish I could give you more than his portraits—but it means that I have to go to Kensico and pull him out of his grave and I’m not sure I could do that :s — I love you no matter what happened, and happy birthday :)
(Source: silfarione)
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High ResolutionMiguel Ángel Estrella by Jean Mohr, 1982.
Estrella developed the program “A Voice for Those Without a Voice”, which seeks to promote talented musicians who bring rich traditions from distant cultures. He became the symbol of liberty of all artists and intellectuals of Latin America. He also actively campaigned for human rights and the dissemination of music as an instrument of defence of human dignity and elevation of the human condition.
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High ResolutionMick Jagger by Bob Bonis. 1964
Mick reclining on a day bed in a hotel room watching the rebroadcast of The Rolling Stones appearance on The Red Skelton Show on November 10th, 1964.
See the rest of the images of The Rolling Stones | Roadworn Forlorn and Almighty Guitar Porn here.
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