Friedheim, Arthur
(1859–1932)
Friedheim, Arthur (10–26–1859, P.; 10–19–1932, NY). Pianist and comp. Was a pupil of A. Rubinshtein for one year, then studied with Liszt during the master's last eight years. Concertized in Europe and the United States (from 1891), taught at the Chicago Mus. College (1897), and, in 1915, settled in New York. In 1921 accepted a position at the Canadian Acad. of Music and moved to Toronto. As a performer, is remembered for his interpretations of Liszt's music, some of which has been preserved on…