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'''Gina Bachauer''', (Greek: Τζίνα Μπαχάουερ), (b. [[May 21]], [[1913]]) (d. [[August 22]], [[1976]]) born into a Jewish family in [[Athens]], was a [[Greece|Greek]] classical pianist and wife of Alec Sherman, who toured extensively in the United States and Europe. Bachauer gave her first recital in Athens, at the age of 8.[http://www.hri.org/news/greek/ant1en/1997/97-09-24.ant1en.html] Her first concert with an orchestra was in [[1932]], when she was 20 years old. Before she died in [[1976]], she gave hundreds of concerts - including 630 for the Allied troops in the Middle East during [[World War II]]. Gina Bachauer was also the piano teacher of [[Princess Irene of Greece and Denmark|Princess Irene]].[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Music.htm]

Bachauer was a close friend of Maurice Abravanel, and often appeared with the Utah Symphony Orchestra. The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition was established 21 years ago in [[1976]], in honour of the famous pianist. It attracts young pianists from all over the world to Brigham Young University each year. Today the house in which Bachauer lived in the [[Athens]] suburb of [[Chalandri]] still stands, neighbours with found memories of the pianist take care of the grounds. The house is visited by numerious fans from around the world, who feed the stray cats just as Bachauer did when she was alive.

In [[1981]] the Greek government honored the famous panist by publicing a stamp in her honor.[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Bahauer.jpg]

==External links==
*[http://www.bachauer.com/ Official Site]

{{Credit wikipedia}}

[[Category:Greek classical pianists|Bachauer, Gina]]
[[Category:1913 births|Bachauer, Gina]]
[[Category:1976 deaths|Bachauer, Gina]]
[[Category:Greek Jews|Bachauer, Gina]]

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	'''Gina Bachauer''', (Greek: Τζίνα Μπαχάουερ), (b. [[May 21]], [[1913]]) (d. [[August 22]], [[1976]]) born into a Jewish family in [[Athens]], was a [[Greece\|Greek]] classical pianist and wife of Alec Sherman, who toured extensively in the United States and Europe. Bachauer gave her first recital in Athens, at the age of 8.[http://www.hri.org/news/greek/ant1en/1997/97-09-24.ant1en.html] Her first concert with an orchestra was in [[1932]], when she was 20 years old. Before she died in [[1976]], she gave hundreds of concerts - including 630 for the Allied troops in the Middle East during [[World War II]]. Gina Bachauer was also the piano teacher of [[Irene of Greece\|Princess Irene]].[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Music.htm]		'''Gina Bachauer''', (Greek: Τζίνα Μπαχάουερ), (b. [[May 21]], [[1913]]) (d. [[August 22]], [[1976]]) born into a Jewish family in [[Athens]], was a [[Greece\|Greek]] classical pianist and wife of Alec Sherman, who toured extensively in the United States and Europe. Bachauer gave her first recital in Athens, at the age of 8.[http://www.hri.org/news/greek/ant1en/1997/97-09-24.ant1en.html] Her first concert with an orchestra was in [[1932]], when she was 20 years old. Before she died in [[1976]], she gave hundreds of concerts - including 630 for the Allied troops in the Middle East during [[World War II]]. Gina Bachauer was also the piano teacher of [[Irene of Greece\|Princess Irene]].[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Music.htm]

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	Bachauer was a close friend of Maurice Abravanel, and often appeared with the Utah Symphony Orchestra. The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition was established 21 years ago in [[1976]], in honour of the famous pianist. It attracts young pianists from all over the world to Brigham Young University each year. Today the house in which Bachauer lived in the [[Athens]] suburb of [[Chalandri]] still stands, neighbours with fond memories of the pianist take care of the grounds. The house is visited by numerous fans from around the world, who feed the stray cats just as Bachauer did when she was alive.		Bachauer was a close friend of Maurice Abravanel, and often appeared with the Utah Symphony Orchestra. The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition was established 21 years ago in [[1976]], in honour of the famous pianist. It attracts young pianists from all over the world to Brigham Young University each year. Today the house in which Bachauer lived in the [[Athens]] suburb of [[Chalandri]] still stands, neighbours with fond memories of the pianist take care of the grounds. The house is visited by numerous fans from around the world, who feed the stray cats just as Bachauer did when she was alive.

−	In [[1981]] the Greek government honored the famous ~~panist~~ by ~~publicing~~ a stamp in her honor.[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Bahauer.jpg]	+	In [[1981]] the Greek government honored the famous pianist by issuing a stamp in her honor.[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Bahauer.jpg]

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 '''Gina Bachauer''', (Greek: Τζίνα Μπαχάουερ), (b. [[May 21]], [[1913]]) (d. [[August 22]], [[1976]]) born into a Jewish family in [[Athens]], was a [[Greece|Greek]] classical pianist and wife of Alec Sherman, who toured extensively in the United States and Europe. Bachauer gave her first recital in Athens, at the age of 8.[http://www.hri.org/news/greek/ant1en/1997/97-09-24.ant1en.html] Her first concert with an orchestra was in [[1932]], when she was 20 years old. Before she died in [[1976]], she gave hundreds of concerts - including 630 for the Allied troops in the Middle East during [[World War II]]. Gina Bachauer was also the piano teacher of [[Irene of Greece|Princess Irene]].[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Music.htm]
-Bachauer was a close friend of Maurice Abravanel, and often appeared with the Utah Symphony Orchestra. The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition was established 21 years ago in [[1976]], in honour of the famous pianist. It attracts young pianists from all over the world to Brigham Young University each year.  Today the house in which Bachauer lived in the [[Athens]] suburb of [[Chalandri]] still stands, neighbours with found memories of the pianist take care of the grounds.  The house is visited by numerious fans from around the world, who feed the stray cats just as Bachauer did when she was alive.
+Bachauer was a close friend of Maurice Abravanel, and often appeared with the Utah Symphony Orchestra. The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition was established 21 years ago in [[1976]], in honour of the famous pianist. It attracts young pianists from all over the world to Brigham Young University each year.  Today the house in which Bachauer lived in the [[Athens]] suburb of [[Chalandri]] still stands, neighbours with fond memories of the pianist take care of the grounds.  The house is visited by numerous fans from around the world, who feed the stray cats just as Bachauer did when she was alive.
 In [[1981]] the Greek government honored the famous panist by publicing a stamp in her honor.[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Bahauer.jpg]

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−	'''Gina Bachauer''', (Greek: Τζίνα Μπαχάουερ), (b. [[May 21]], [[1913]]) (d. [[August 22]], [[1976]]) born into a Jewish family in [[Athens]], was a [[Greece\|Greek]] classical pianist and wife of Alec Sherman, who toured extensively in the United States and Europe. Bachauer gave her first recital in Athens, at the age of 8.[http://www.hri.org/news/greek/ant1en/1997/97-09-24.ant1en.html] Her first concert with an orchestra was in [[1932]], when she was 20 years old. Before she died in [[1976]], she gave hundreds of concerts - including 630 for the Allied troops in the Middle East during [[World War II]]. Gina Bachauer was also the piano teacher of [[~~Princess~~ Irene of Greece ~~and Denmark~~\|Princess Irene]].[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Music.htm]	+	'''Gina Bachauer''', (Greek: Τζίνα Μπαχάουερ), (b. [[May 21]], [[1913]]) (d. [[August 22]], [[1976]]) born into a Jewish family in [[Athens]], was a [[Greece\|Greek]] classical pianist and wife of Alec Sherman, who toured extensively in the United States and Europe. Bachauer gave her first recital in Athens, at the age of 8.[http://www.hri.org/news/greek/ant1en/1997/97-09-24.ant1en.html] Her first concert with an orchestra was in [[1932]], when she was 20 years old. Before she died in [[1976]], she gave hundreds of concerts - including 630 for the Allied troops in the Middle East during [[World War II]]. Gina Bachauer was also the piano teacher of [[Irene of Greece\|Princess Irene]].[http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/NewMusic/Music.htm]

	Bachauer was a close friend of Maurice Abravanel, and often appeared with the Utah Symphony Orchestra. The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition was established 21 years ago in [[1976]], in honour of the famous pianist. It attracts young pianists from all over the world to Brigham Young University each year. Today the house in which Bachauer lived in the [[Athens]] suburb of [[Chalandri]] still stands, neighbours with found memories of the pianist take care of the grounds. The house is visited by numerious fans from around the world, who feed the stray cats just as Bachauer did when she was alive.		Bachauer was a close friend of Maurice Abravanel, and often appeared with the Utah Symphony Orchestra. The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition was established 21 years ago in [[1976]], in honour of the famous pianist. It attracts young pianists from all over the world to Brigham Young University each year. Today the house in which Bachauer lived in the [[Athens]] suburb of [[Chalandri]] still stands, neighbours with found memories of the pianist take care of the grounds. The house is visited by numerious fans from around the world, who feed the stray cats just as Bachauer did when she was alive.

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 {{Credit wikipedia}}
-[[Category:Classical Pianists|Bachauer, Gina]]
+[[Category:Pianists|Bachauer, Gina]]
 [[Category:1913 births|Bachauer, Gina]]
 [[Category:1976 deaths|Bachauer, Gina]]
 [[Category:Greek Jews|Bachauer, Gina]]