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Rachmaninoff in the news

• Robert Wyatt Lecture Features Sergei Rachmaninoff (The Falmouth Enterprise)
   Musical Notes, Highfield Hall’s musical lecture series, will resume on October 9, when Robert Wyatt presents “The Life and Music of Sergei Rachmaninoff.”
  
• Henry Z. Steinway; piano maker; 93 (San Diego Union-Tribune)
  Henry Z. Steinway, the great-grandson of the founder of the legendary piano-making company his family started in 1853, has died. He was 93.
  
• Dayton residents launch school levy campaign (Dayton Daily News)
  DAYTON — Residents will see and hear much more from Dayton Public Schools levy supporters in the next few weeks.
  
• Brouhaha Rhythm (The Tech)
  By Michael Lin STAFF COLUMNIST Idiosyncrasies in musical taste range across an enormous spectrum, with ye-olde-school classical on one end and throat-thrashing screams on the other. With a wide array of genres to choose from, you’d probably be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn’t like music at all. Some people enjoy country, either because they really like hearing songs about women wreaking ...
  
• Award-winning pianist launches GSO season (Norwalk Advocate)
  Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1 strikes a chord in pianist Oxana Mikhailoff. In fact, it strikes many romantic chords for the Russian-born, now New York City-based musician. "It is one of my favorite pieces of music ever," says the award-winning Mikhailoff.
  
• Creativity and Depression: Is There a Link? (ThirdAge)
  The mad genius, the tormented artist, the melancholy poet. History is filled with writers, poets, artists, musicians, composers, and other creative people who wrestled with mood disorders.
  
• Music review: Lang Lang earns the applause (The Oregonian)
  Motoya Nakamura/OregonianLang Lang has cooled the histrionics but his technique at the piano remains amazing. In another age, in another kind of venue, there would have been lighters flicked and Frisbees flown Friday night when Lang Lang came to town....
  
• 'Dead Elvis' sets an imaginative season for Northwest Sinfonietta (Seattle Po...
  The Northwest Sinfonietta opened its new season Friday night at Town Hall with an imaginative reading of Stravinsky's "L'Histoire du soldat" and Daugherty's "Dead Elvis."
  
• MUSIC & DANCE (Newsday)
  WHAT Pianist Igor Lovchinsky performs Bach, Scriabin, Rachmaninoff and Chopin.
  
• For Lindenwood, Steinways are the key (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
  Kathleen Wagner accompanies the choir this month at Lindenwood University on one of the music department’s new Steinway grand pianos. (By Robert Cohen /P-D)