Alexander Borovsky
Alexander Borovsky (1889–1968) was an American musician, pianist and teacher.
Also recorded as Alexander Borowsky.
Overview
Born at Jelgava in 1889, died at Waban in 1968.
In detail
Alexander Borovsky studied at Saint Petersburg Conservatory.
Employment is recorded with Moscow Conservatory and Boston University.
Sources
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“Alexander Borovsky”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q4718394: Alexander Borovsky
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Participants in the 1910 Anton Rubinstein Piano Competition in St. Petersburg, Russia. Left to right, Alexander Borovsky (1889–1968), Emil Frey (1889–1946), A. Glazunov (1865–1936), Frank Merrick (1886–1981), Arthur Rubinstein (1887–1982)
St. Petersburg Russia Newspaper Files 1910 · Public domain
The picture record
Participants in the 1910 Anton Rubinstein Piano Competition in St. Petersburg, Russia. Alexander Borovsky seated at far left.
St. Petersburg, Russia Newspaper 1910 · CC0
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