Godowsky

[ guh-dawf-skee, gaw- ]

noun

1. Leopold, 1870–1938, U.S. composer and pianist, born in Poland.

Example Sentences

And magazines circulated pictures of the famed pianist Leopold Godowsky in a protective mask at his home near San Francisco.

From New York Times

Mr. Simon was about 5 when he began taking lessons with David Saperton, the son-in-law of famed pianist and composer Leopold Godowsky.

From Washington Post

Hamelin’s program this Thursday plays to several of his renowned strengths, including three pieces by Liszt and a pair of less familiar composers — Samuel Feinberg and Leopold Godowsky — he is particularly keen on.

From Seattle Times

Marc-André Hamelin, beloved by Seattle audiences following two enthusiastically received appearances at Benaroya Hall since 2015, returns Thursday with a program that includes pieces by Franz Liszt, Samuel Feinberg and Leopold Godowsky.

From Seattle Times

He delves deeply into dusty corners of the repertory, and emerges, in this recital at Carnegie Hall, with rarities by Samuil Feinberg and Leopold Godowsky, alongside works by Liszt and the first book of Debussy’s “Images.”

From New York Times