Pachulski, Henryk
(1859–1921)
Pachulski (Pakhul'sky), Henryk (Genrikh Al'bertovich) (10–4–1859 [incorrectly given as 1857 in some sources], Lazy, near Siedlce; 12-?–1921, M.). Polish pianist, pedagogue, and comp. In Warsaw, studied comp. with S. Moniuszko and V. Zeleński and also pf. Grad. 1885 from the M. Cons., where he was a pupil of N. Rubinshtein (1880), P. Pabst (pf), and Arensky (comp.). Taught there from 1886; among his students was Enke. As a comp. continued the traditions of P. Chaikovsky and S.I. Taneyev . Works…