Vengerova, Isabelle
Biography
Biography
Russian-born pianist Isabelle Vengerova (1877-1956) taught at the Imperial Conservatory in St. Petersburg between 1906 and 1920, after which she toured the USSR and Europe. A year after settling in the United States in 1923 she joined the piano faculty of the Curtis Institute of Music. Ten years later, in 1933, she also began teaching at the Mannes College of Music. She continued teaching at both institutions until her death in 1956.
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
4. Jane Hill Meyer photo binder, 1926-1974
00296 Michael Press and Isabella Vengerova, Salzburg Austria, 1931
Mirabell Gardens; Salzberg
00373 Isabella Vengerova and Abba Bogin - commencement 1947, 1947 May 10
00489 Commencement, 1949 May 7
Anthony di Bonaventura papers (MSS 64)
The di Bonaventura papers span his performances as a child through to his work as a professor of piano.
The collection includes correspondence, contracts, publicity materials, programs, reviews, and promotional photographs.
Elizabeth Swenson scrapbook (MSS 37)
Materials primarily related to Curtis and Curtis affiliated musicians; collected by Swenson while serving as assistant to the dean, 1924-1942
Florence Frantz Snyder collection (MSS 33)
Isabelle Vengerova memorabilia
The Isabelle Vengerova memorabilia collection consists of photos, letters and reminiscenses. It also includes materials relating to the dedication of the Isabella Vengerova room at Curtis in 1989.