died instantly of a broken neck. During their forty-two year marriage, Eugene List and Carroll Glenn raised two daughters, Rachel and Allison, while actively pursuing their respective concert and teaching careers. Notes References Bachus, Nancy, former Eastman students, phone interview with author, March 2007. Glover, Daniel, former students, Interview with author, San Francisco, January 2007. List, Eugene, copy of interview with Oliver Daniel, New York, 1976. List, Eugene, copy of written reminiscences given to author by Rachel List, undated. List, Rachel, Interview with author, January 2007. Canin, Stuart, Interview with author, San Francisco, October 27, 2006. Kline, Donna S. "An American Virtuoso on the World Stage", Texas A and M University Press, 1996. Shookhoff, William, former Eastman student, interview with author, December 2006. Schonberg, Harold C. copy of "Eugene List, 67, the Pianist." 1918 births 1985 deaths Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths in New York (state) American classical pianists Male classical pianists American male pianists United States Army personnel of World War II Juilliard School alumni American music educators Piano pedagogues Musicians from New York City New York University faculty Musicians from Los Angeles Musicians from Philadelphia United States Army soldiers University of Rochester alumni University of the Arts (Philadelphia) alumni 20th-century classical pianists Jewish classical pianists 20th-century American pianists Classical musicians from California Classical musicians from New York (state) Classical musicians from Pennsylvania 20th-century American male musicians