Since substantial research into Rachmaninoff's life and work got underway only decades after his death, we should count ourselves...

In addition to a 78 rpm record with arias from Gaetano Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor, we also found a signed portrait picture at SENAR....

These reports from neighbor, vegetable grower Ernst Zurmühle (1899-1990) about the activities and construction work on the grounds of the...

Very informative correspondence (one letter and one carbon copy and a draft letter) dated May 17th 1944 and January 9th 1946 between...

Two letters dated July 9th and August 1945 between attorney Alfred Graber and Rachmaninoff’s former manager Charles Foley (on behalf of...

Through his Lucerne attorney Albert Riedweg, Sergei Rachmaninoff appealed against the tax assessment imposed for the year 1931. The...

The sculpture of Rachmaninoff's hands is one of a series made by the popular sculptor, designer and ceramic artist Helen Liedloff in the...

From 2016 to 2021 the Rachmaninoff Network carried out the stabilization, digitization of the unseen collection at Sergei Rachmaninoff's...

The sculpture of Rachmaninoff's hands is one of a series made by the popular sculptor, designer and ceramic artist Helen Liedloff in the...

Although we do not yet have the financial resources to realize the Sergei Rachmaninoff International Database, behind the scenes work is...

Rachmaninoff as a Performer LINK

Contents of Rachmaninoff's NYC music cabinet digitally captured

In February 1968, Leopold Stokowski (at 85!) and his American Symphony Orchestra gave the opening concert in the new Madison Square...

In his book Rachmaninoff: Life, Works, Recordings, Max Harrison states that the virtuoso English pianist Cyril Smith once said that...

Reconstructing Rachmaninoff's case Around January 1900 Sergei Rachmaninoff went into hypnotherapy with Nikolai Vladimirovich Dahl. He...

Interesting article on Rachmaninoff's fourth piano concerto and its revisions https://limelightmagazine.com.au/features/the-real-rach-4/