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NOW SERVING OMELETTES
MASTER MUSICIAN
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videoconferencing technology.
Zukerman values this technology
a "long-distance" learning tool to sus-
tain the continuity and personal inter-
action with his students in New York
while he performs around the _world.
He also gives master classes and chil-
dren's.concert performances.
Zukerman has conducted many of
the world's leading orchestras.
Recording exclusively for BMG Class„
on the RCA Victor Red Seal Label, his
newest releases include recordings of th
Beethoven Triple Concerto with cellist
Ralph Kirshbaum and pianist John
Browning and the Brahms Double
Concerto with Ralph Kirshbaum, both
with the London Symphony Orchestra
We caught up with the maestro on
tour between rehearsals and asked hir(
a few questions about his life and
times. Although we pressed him abou
his personal life, including his marriagl
to actress Tuesday Weld, Zukerman
understandably protects his privacy
where his family is concerned. He is
forthcoming, however, about the fact
that he is the proud father of two
daughters, Arianna and Natalia.
JN: Please tell us a little bit about
your childhood in Tel Aviv. When
did you start studying the violin,
where were you educated, who were
your mentors and, finally, how did.
you get to the United States?
PZ: My first experience with music
was at the age of 4 when my father
gave me a little wooden flute — song
thing like a recorder. He taught me tl
play and, from the recorder, we move('
to the fiddle. My father played the
violin, so it was very natural that I
would learn as well.
We began only with the tuning.
But that is why my First teacher, Ilona
Feher, decided to take me as a pupil.
She thought I was too young and was,
about to refuse to teach me, until shce\
heard me tune. To hear a young boy
tune an instrument so carefully meant
a great deal to her. Ilona Feher was
not only a teacher — [she was] almost
more of a second mother to me, and
to many other violinists performing
around the world today.
I came to the United States when y
Isaac Stern and Pablo Casals heard n.
play and brought my talents to the
attention of the Helena Rubenstein
Foundation.
This foundation was financially
responsible for bringing me to New
York to study at Juilliard. The other
very important reason was my teacher
Ivan Galamian — a very important
pedagogue and mentor in my life.