Pianist. Nationally acclaimed, played in major concert halls across Europe, was the first to tour Iceland, played throughout Egypt and during World War I came back to the United States and performed with the New York Philharmonic. Shattuck studied with Leschetizky from 1895 to 1902.
Shattuck said, about his months of practice on a grand piano in an oasis deep in the Sahara: "For a pianist with a vivid imagination and a real desire to work, it is an ideal place to study."
Arthur Shattuck was the son of a Kimberly-Clark Corp. founder, F.C. Shattuck and Clara (Merriman) Shattuck.
Ashes are interred in Oak Hill Cemetery, Neenah, WI.
Shattuck said, about his months of practice on a grand piano in an oasis deep in the Sahara: "For a pianist with a vivid imagination and a real desire to work, it is an ideal place to study."
Arthur Shattuck was the son of a Kimberly-Clark Corp. founder, F.C. Shattuck and Clara (Merriman) Shattuck.
Ashes are interred in Oak Hill Cemetery, Neenah, WI.
Pianist. Nationally acclaimed, played in major concert halls across Europe, was the first to tour Iceland, played throughout Egypt and during World War I came back to the United States and performed with the New York Philharmonic. Shattuck studied with Leschetizky from 1895 to 1902.
Shattuck said, about his months of practice on a grand piano in an oasis deep in the Sahara: "For a pianist with a vivid imagination and a real desire to work, it is an ideal place to study."
Arthur Shattuck was the son of a Kimberly-Clark Corp. founder, F.C. Shattuck and Clara (Merriman) Shattuck.
Ashes are interred in Oak Hill Cemetery, Neenah, WI.
Shattuck said, about his months of practice on a grand piano in an oasis deep in the Sahara: "For a pianist with a vivid imagination and a real desire to work, it is an ideal place to study."
Arthur Shattuck was the son of a Kimberly-Clark Corp. founder, F.C. Shattuck and Clara (Merriman) Shattuck.
Ashes are interred in Oak Hill Cemetery, Neenah, WI.
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