Earl spent the brief time I knew him taking about and threatening all with his impending autobiography. It had been in preparation for many years. Now, over a year after Earl Wild's death at 95, the ...

Earl Wild, an American pianist ... and concertos by Rachmaninoff his performances consistently combined a deeply considered interpretive approach and an ironclad technique. Even into his 90s, ...

Even as he approaches 80, Earl Wild remains a pianist without pieties, an iconoclast of the keyboard. He has parlayed his performances of big, splashy 19th Century Romantic works into one of the ...

Although Earl Wild’s pianistic range has been impressively wide over a career spanning nearly seven decades, it was in the big Romantic-virtuoso repertory where his reputation was forged.Thus it ...

Earl Wild, the elder statesman of American piano virtuosos who was often called “the last of the great Romantic pianists,” died Saturday at his home in Palm Springs. He was 94.

Remembering Pianist Earl Wild Celebrated for his robust technique and rich tone, ... Rachmaninoff: 'O, Cease Thy Singing' (arranged by Wild) 4:54. Toggle more options. Embed.

Earl Wild was born on November 26 1915 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where his father worked in the steel business. As a child he was taken to hear such virtuosi as Paderewski and Rachmaninoff, and ...

Earl Wild, pianist: born Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 26 November 1915; partner to Michael Rolland Davis; died Palm Springs, California 23 January 2010. More about Keyboard New York City Pianists New York ...

In 1997, he won a Grammy Award for Earl Wild: The Romantic Master, devoted to virtuoso piano transcriptions of music by Handel, Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Johann Strauss Jr. and Rachmaninoff. He is ...

American pianist Earl Wild, whose career spanned eight decades, died Saturday of congestive heart disease at his home in Palm Springs, Calif. He was 94. Wild began playing piano and reading music ...

American pianist Earl Wild, whose career spanned eight decades, died Saturday of congestive heart disease at his home in Palm Springs, Calif. He was 94. Wild began playing piano and reading music ...