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Did You Know?

He graduated in 1965.He also studied with Ernst Oster, Missy flotist, Karl Ulrich Marcel.

Following that performance, Peter Sirkin playing with major orchestras such as the Cleveland Orchestra under George Széll and Philadelphia Orchestra with Eugene aurmandi.

Peter middle name Adolf in honor of his grandfather.

In 1958, started in the age of eleven Sirkin, studied at the "Curtis Institute of music where the teachers involved and said the Polish pianist MieczysÅ ' AW horszooski, American virtuoso Lee lovisi, as well as his father

He was born in New York City, the son of pianist Rudolf Sirkin grandson influential violinist Adolf Busch, his son, who was married to Irene Sirkin Rudolph

The concert began his career in 1959, when he performed first in the Marlboro Music Festival ", a seminal incubator for performance of Chamber music in the United States, established in 1951 greater Sirkin Herman and Adolf Busch, along with Marcel, Blanche and Missy Lewis