Persinger ← [ Hans Becker ← Jean Becker ← [ Kettenus ← (Liège Conservatoire) ] [ Alard ← Habeneck ← Baillot ← [ Polidori ] [ Sainte-Marie ] [ Pollani ← Nardini ← Tartini ] ] ] [ Ysaÿe ← [ Nicolas Ysaÿe ] [ Heynberg ] [ Rodolphe Massart ] [ Wieniawski ← [ Hornziel ] [ Serwaczyński ] [ Clavel ] [ Lambert Massart ← Rodolphe Kreutzer ← [ Jean-Jacques Kreutzer ] [ Anton Stamitz ← (Mannheim school: Johann Stamitz, Cannabich) ] ] ] [ Vieuxtemps ← [ Lecloux ] [ Bériot ← Tiby ] ] ] [ Thibaud ← Marsick ← [ Heynberg ] [ Léonard ← Habeneck ← Baillot ← [ Polidori ] [ Sainte-Marie ] [ Pollani ← Nardini ← Tartini ] ] [ Lambert Massart ← Rodolphe Kreutzer ← [ Jean-Jacques Kreutzer ] [ Anton Stamitz ← (Mannheim school: Johann Stamitz, Cannabich) ] ] [ Joachim ← [ Serwaczyński ] [ Hauser ] [ [ Böhm ] [ Georg Hellmesberger Sr. ← Böhm ] ← Rode ← Viotti ← Pugnani ← Somis ← Corelli ← (Bolognese school: Benvenuti, Brugnoli) ] ] ]

In this episode of A Teacher Lineage, FitzP explores Louis Persinger, the Juilliard professor whose studio launched some of the twentieth century’s most celebrated prodigies. Through his lineage we trace how one pedagogue’s warmth and elegance crossed the Atlantic and quietly shaped a genuine American school of violin playing for generations to come.

Dans cet épisode de A Teacher Lineage, FitzP explore Louis Persinger, le professeur de Juilliard dont le studio a lancé certains des prodiges les plus célèbres du vingtième siècle. À travers sa lignée, nous retraçons comment la chaleur et l’élégance d’un pédagogue ont traversé l’Atlantique et tranquillement façonné une véritable école américaine de violon pour les générations à venir.