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Ann Schein is a celebrated American pianist whose career has been defined by expressive Chopin interpretations, distinguished teaching, and a tradition of premier performances. From her Carnegie Hall debut in 1962 to a White House recital in 1963, Schein established herself early as a pianist of refined touch, depth, and musical intelligence. Her Chopin-focused recital cycles, including acclaimed cycles at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall in 1980–81, solidified her reputation as a leading interpreter of the Polish master's works.