Moszkowski

[ mawsh-kawf-skee, -kof- ]

noun

1. Mo·ritz [mawr, -its, mohr, -its], 1854–1925, Polish composer and pianist.

Example Sentences

Buechner was born in the Chinese year of the pig, she said, adding that perhaps the way pigs dug in the mud prefigured her penchant as an adult pianist to champion overlooked repertory, including works by Turina, Busoni, Moszkowski and even the forgotten piano pieces of the operetta composer Rudolf Friml.

From New York Times

Those five Wall Street banks generated roughly $44 billion in trading revenue during the first half of the year, a seven-year high when adjusting for one-time items, said Guy Moszkowski, bank analyst with Autonomous Research.

From Reuters

Autonomous Research analyst Guy Moszkowski said he planned to follow up with further questions.

From Reuters

Autonomous Research analyst Guy Moszkowski said he planned to follow up with further questions.

From Reuters

The 2008 crisis “forced the U.S. banking system to recognize its losses and recapitalize itself quickly,” Mr. Moszkowski said.

From New York Times