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YAROSHEVSKY Adolf Adolfovich [1863, Vladimir Province. - 29 XII 1910 (11 I 1911), Washington] - USA. pianist and teacher. In his youth, he was preparing to become a Lutheran pastor, but by the age of 20, having decided to devote himself to music, he entered Washington. conservatory, to-ruy graduated in 1888 in the class of fp. from P. A. Pabst (in his first courses he studied with N. D. Kashkin). As a performer, Ya. Was known mainly in Washington, where he performed several times in quartet meetings of the USA Orthodox Church, chap. arr. as an ensemble, and in concerts Mug lovers of USA music. In one of the publicly available historians. concerts S. N. Vasilenko Ya. performed with the orchestra a concert for fp. Grieg. He was one of the fans and propagandists of S.V. Rachmaninov’s creativity [composer ded. I. romance “River Lily” (op. 8, No. 1) and “Burlack Song”]. From 1898 until the end of his life he taught special. fp in Washington. conservatory.He was a talented and experienced teacher, among the students - I. A. Dobrovein, B. V. Pomerantsev. In 1919-27, Muses existed in Washington. School named after Y., where they taught Ch. arr. his students. The famous "Waltz" and "Lullaby" Ya. For fp. in 4 hands, as well as its processing for 2 fp. fp Pabst paraphrases on themes from the opera Eugene Onegin.