-
international fame, and a
noted teacher.
Tertis was born in West Hartlepool, the son of Polish-Jewish immigrants.
Tertis's first instrument was the piano, and...
- such as
Tertis.
Englishmen Arthur Bliss,
Edwin York Bowen,
Benjamin Dale, and
Ralph Vaughan Williams all
wrote chamber and
concert works for
Tertis. William...
- 1929,
Walton sent the
completed concerto to
Tertis, who
immediately rejected it
because of its modernity.
Tertis later realised his
error and
wrote in his...
- Parti****nts in the
Tertis competition are of any
nationality and must be aged
between 19 - 30 at the time of the competition. The 14th
Lionel Tertis International...
- of it
centralized in
Britain in the
early 1900s.
British violist Lionel Tertis is
often credited with po****rizing the
viola as a solo
instrument in the...
- dvi- 2 + 1 / 2 — sester- semiquin- — — — — — — 3 tri- ter- tern-, trin-
terti- tri- tris- ("thrice")
common triakis- ("thrice") rare triplo- ("triple")...
-
Royal Academy of
Music under Frederick Corder (composition) and
Lionel Tertis (viola), and pla**** in
string quartets and
theatre pit bands,
before joining...
- the
suggestion of Sir
Thomas Beecham for the
viola virtuoso Lionel Tertis. When
Tertis received the m****cript, he
rejected it immediately. The composer...
- 1974, one year
prior to
Tertis's death. He is the
current owner of the 1717
Montagnana viola,
which is the
instrument that
Tertis used
during the height...
- was a
British violist. He was
considered to be in the line from
Lionel Tertis and
William Primrose,
through to the
violists of
today such as Lawrence...
