Tureck

[ toor-ek, tyoor- ]

noun

1. Ros·a·lyn [roz, -, uh, -lin], 1914–2003, U.S. pianist.

Example Sentences

Sound design and mixing by Daniel Tureck.

From Los Angeles Times

Also present are the great female Bach keyboardists of the middle of the century, the pianists Rosalyn Tureck and Myra Hess and the harpsichordist Wanda Landowska, who famously rebuffed a criticism from Casals by remarking: "You play Bach your way, I'll play him his way."

From The Guardian

The decision, made by Judge Jeffrey Tureck, said the investigator, Amy Stroupe, should be reinstated to her position with back pay because of protection afforded by whistle-blower laws.

From New York Times

Investigators say the development, known as the Village of Penland, was a Ponzi scheme, and Judge Tureck said in his ruling that the bank was assisting the fraud by making loans to investors in the community.

From New York Times

Although Tureck's music is dynamically richer than Gould's, Gould seems the more passionate player�and that is his great virtue.

From Time Magazine Archive