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BREYTHAUPT (Breithaupt) Rudolph Maria (11 VIII 1873, Braunschweig - 2 IV 1945, Ballenstedt) - German. teacher (fp.), muses. critic and theorist of pianism. He studied under R. Teichmüller at the Leipzig Conservatory. Since 1918 he taught fp. game at the Stern Conservatory in Berlin. He first came forward as a reviewer and author of a series of articles on the largest pianists of the early. 20 century in the journal. Die Musik. Capital research "Natural piano technique" ("Die natürliche Klaviertechnik") - ch. B.'s work, which brought him wide popularity among pianists. The book is devoted to a detailed analysis of elements and types of php. technology, theoretical. the rationale and methodology of the “weight game” (games are not so much with fingers as regulation and “rolling” of the weight and heaviness of the hand as the physiologically most correct, “natural” system of pianistic movements). B.'s work, repeatedly reprinted and translated into several. Europe language, has attracted the attention of pianists and teachers of fp. games of different countries; aroused controversy that contributed to the development of the theory of pianism. B.'s conception, which is generally outdated, contains separate observations and observations that remain relevant.