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He died in 2005 at the age of 83 in Germany, where he had been visiting friends. The New York Times reported that he died "near Munich" and another source said "near Garmisch in Bavaria." In their obituaries, the Salt Lake Tribune and the Associated Press, citing his lifelong friend Elisabeth von
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After his death, David Johannesen completed the manuscript of Grant Johannesen's autobiography, wrote its foreword, and worked together with Peter DeLafosse at the
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and discovered at the age of five by a teacher who lived across the street. He imitated whatever he heard her play, and she did not appreciate it.
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He was known as an interpreter of French piano music and recorded the complete piano works of
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to shepherd the book "Journey of an American Pianist" through its publication in 2007.
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Rummelhoff, reported that he died in Berlin. The Mormon Artists Group (directed by
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Johannesen was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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David Dubal interview with Grant Johannesen, WNCN-FM, November 26, 1982
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David Dubal interview with Grant Johannesen, WNCN-FM, November 19, 1982
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Martin Goldsmith interview with Grant Johannesen, May 12, 1995
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were especially well received. He was once encored 16 times.
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from 1974 to 1985. He was a frequent soloist with both the
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Johannesen was married to the Juilliard-trained composer
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Musical Compositions by LDS Composers in NYC Collections
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Olaf T. Ranum
Salt Lake City
Robert Casadesus
Egon Petri
Roger Sessions
Nadia Boulanger
New York Philharmonic
Dmitri Mitropoulos
Moscow
Gabriel Fauré
Cleveland Institute of Music
Cleveland Orchestra
Utah Symphony
Delta Omicron
Helen Taylor
Zara Nelsova
Glen Nelson
University of Utah Press
"Grant Johannesen - Obituaries - News"
Delta Omicron
Archived
Wayback Machine
Musical Compositions by LDS Composers in NYC Collections
David Dubal interview with Grant Johannesen, WNCN-FM, November 19, 1982
YouTube
David Dubal interview with Grant Johannesen, WNCN-FM, November 26, 1982
YouTube
Martin Goldsmith interview with Grant Johannesen, May 12, 1995
YouTube

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