Victor Schiøler
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Victor Schiøler was a Danish
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 classical
Classical music
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 pianist
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 (b. Copenhagen
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 1899-04-07 - d. Copenhagen 1967-02-17).

Biography

He studied with his mother, then with Ignaz Friedman
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 and Artur Schnabel
Artur Schnabel
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. He made his debut in 1914 and from 1919 toured Europe. He made his first American
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 tour after the war in 1948-49. He was also active as a conductor in Denmark. He recorded for Danacord and RCA Victor.
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