Notable Pianists Music Education Posters, “H...-I...”
for the music classroom and home schoolers, home, office, and studio.

Herbie Hancock
b. 4-12-1940; Chicago, IL

Earl Hines and His Grand Terrace Orchestra at the Pearl Theatre, Pennsylvania, 1929, Photographic Print

Earl “Fatha” Hines
b. 12-28-1903; Pennsylvania
d. 4-22-1983; Oakland, CA

Earl Hines was, according to Ken Burns, “one of a small number of pianists whose playing shaped the history of jazz”.

Josef Hofmann
b. 1-20-1876; Poland
d. 2-16-1957; Los Angeles, CA

Josef Hofmann, a child prodigy, was the center of controversy over his extensive performance schedule at age ten.

Vladimir Horowitz
b. 10-1-1903; Ukraine
d. 11-5-1989

Vladimir Horowitz was a virtuoso concert pianist and music teacher whose initial piano instruction was from his mother. He was married to conductor Arturo Toscanini's daughter Wanda, and became a US citizen in 1944.

• Vladimir Horowitz, The Last Romantic by Wanda Toscanini Horowitz

Mieczyslaw Horszowski
b. 6-23-1892; Poland
d. 5-22-1993; New York

Mieczyslaw Horszowski first piano teacher was his mother, he was then the pupil of a student of Beethoven. Horszowski first performed in 1901 and his last performance was in 1993.

• Horszowski Plays Schumann, Mozart and Chopin