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Nathan Perelman

Nathan Perelman, the Ukrainian-born pianist and pedagogue, was born on 1 August 1906. A long-time teacher at the St Petersburg Conservatory, he was renowned for his inspired musicianship. Perelman died in St Petersburg on 18 February 2002, aged ninety-five.

 

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