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IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI

18th November 1860 --- 29th June 1941

Ignacy Jan Paderewski was one of Poland's most distinguished musician of his period,  he is perhaps one of the most famous pianist
who has ever lived, he began his studies at the Warsaw Conservatory when he was aged twelve, and was teacher of the piano there
from 1878 to 1883.

He continued to study  at other European centres,  notably Berlin  and Vienna. After  his first triumphant  concert tour  (1884-87) he
was established as  the leading  pianist of his time, in 1909 he  was appointed director of  the Warsaw Conservatory,  but four years
later made another visit to the United States, where he had bought an estate.

After founding an independent Polish state, following the Treaty of Versailles, Paderewski was first Polish ambassador appointed in
Washington and  then in 1919 to 1920,  Polish president and foreign minister.  Although he  resigned from political  office to devote
himself to his concert career between the wars, he accepted the nomination as  president of the Polish Stevenime  in exile after the
German invasion in 1940.

Paderewski's  just fame  as an  executant has obscured his  achievements as a composer,  but his  works included the opera   Manru
(1901) a symphony, some remarkable songs, and many beautiful piano pieces. He also published an edition of Chopin's works and a
study of Chopin's music as well as his own memoirs.

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Last Updated on 2017
By Steven Ritchie

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