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This article was automatically assessed because at least one WikiProject had rated the article as stub, and the rating on other projects was brought up to Stub class. BetacommandBot21:11, 9 November 2007 (UTC)Reply
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I rated this article as a stub for pretty basic reasons:
It is labelled a stub
No sources at all
Not much information about her early life or more recent life
The article is very much like that of the stuff one finds on the back of a CD (ie, only surface information, not a lot of detail about anything)
Pictures? (If at all possible, perhaps all of them are copyrighted)
Virtually unstructured in some ways, the paragraphs do not really lead into each other, they seem to just be randomly assembled facts
No real information (we are just told she is very good) about her piano playing (see Vladimir Horowitz) such as what she plays, how, what she specialises in etc
External links, if any exist, would be good
Information in where she has played is scarce, ie, no mention of what she actually played or where in the USSR
No information on anything other than piano playing (marriages etc)
Strengths of this article are that it is encyclopaedic in tone, it is direct and that the spelling and grammar are good.
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