Pachmann

[ pahk-muhn; Russian pahkh-muhn ]

/ ˈpɑk mən; Russian ˈpɑx mən /

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noun

Vlad·i·mir de

[vlad-uh-meer duh; Russian vluh-dyee-myirde], /ˈvlæd əˌmɪər də; Russian vlʌˈdyi myɪr dɛ/, 1848–1933, Russian pianist.

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How to use Pachmann in a sentence

De Pachmann plays it much faster, and with such a beautiful pianissimo!
Descriptive Analyses of Piano Works|Edward Baxter Perry
Like the art of Verlaine, the art of Pachmann is one wholly of suggestion; his fingers state nothing, they evoke.
Plays, Acting and Music|Arthur Symons
Pachmann, of all the interpreters of Chopin, is the most subtle, the one most likely to do for the most part what Chopin wanted.
Plays, Acting and Music|Arthur Symons
Chopin was once thought to be a drawing-room composer; Pachmann was once thought to be no "serious artist."
Plays, Acting and Music|Arthur Symons

And so Pachmann calls up, with this ghostly magic of his, the innermost life of music.
Plays, Acting and Music|Arthur Symons