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Jean Gérardy
Jean Gérardy (7 December 1877 – 4 July 1929), often rendered Gerardy, was a Belgian cellist, dubbed "the Wizard of the 'cello" and "the Sarasate of the 'cello". History Gerardy was born in Spa, Liège, Belgium, a son of Dieudonné Gérardy, a professor at the conservatoire of Aix-la-chapelle, and later that at Lille, known as a composer and cornettist. He had some early instruction from his father, and was considered an accomplished player at age seven. He took the full violoncello course under Alfred Massau at Verviers Conservatoire, from 1 October 1885 to 15 August 1889, during which he won numerous prizes and awards. He had further instruction from Richard Bellman of the Heckmann Quartet and one Grützmacher, most likely Friedrich, in Dresden. At age 11, while still a student, he played at Nottingham in a trio with Paderewski and Eugène Ysaÿe and in London he was hailed as the new Piatti. He appeared on stage in Europe and America with such luminaries as Adelina Patt ...
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