Claude Helffer

Claude Helffer was a French pianist known for his contributions to the music world. Helffer debuted in Paris in 1948 and became a regular performer in the concerts of the Domaine musical from 1954. He premiered and was dedicated to several notable works collaborating with renowned conductors such as Boulez and Marriner. Helffer's discography includes the complete piano music of Schoenberg and works by Debussy and Ravel.

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