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German-Israeli pianist, music educator, and cultural politician
Leo Kestenberg (27 November 1882 – 13 January 1962) was a German-Israeli classical pianist, music educator, and cultural politician. Working for the government
Leo_Kestenberg
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Holocaust survivors Leo Kestenberg (1882–1962), German-Israeli classical pianist, music educator, and cultural politician Kestenberg Movement Profile, a
Kestenberg
Symphony orchestra based in Tel Aviv
was William Steinberg. Its general manager between 1938 and 1945 was Leo Kestenberg, who, like many of the orchestra members, was a German Jew forced out
Israel_Philharmonic_Orchestra
German composer (1895–1982)
Anna Christine; Weber-Lucks, Theda (eds.). "Leo Kestenberg und Carl Orff". Würzburger Beiträge zur Kestenberg-Forschung. Festgabe für Andreas Eschen zum
Carl_Orff
German musicologist and music educator
Music Education (ISME) and the Internationale Leo Kestenberg Gesellschaft which published Leo Kestenberg's complete writings in six volumes. Born in Königsberg
Wilfried_Gruhn
Violinist and conductor
to 1955 at the Tel Aviv Music Academy, as well as music history with Leo Kestenberg. In 1955, he went to the United States, where he studied violin with
Giora_Bernstein
Bulgarian-born French pianist
1945, they emigrated to Palestine, where Weissenberg studied under Leo Kestenberg and performed Beethoven with the Palestine Symphony Orchestra under
Alexis_Weissenberg
German musicologist (born 1961)
Wunderbaren. Kassel 1998 (Dissertation. University of Hamburg, 1997). Leo Kestenberg as Musikpolitiker. In Wolfgang Rathert, Giselher Schubert (edits.):
Susanne_Fontaine
Nazi Germany label for certain music genres
Krenek Minor Bolsheviks (Franz Schreker, Alban Berg, Ernst Toch, etc.) Leo Kestenberg, director of musical education before 1933 Hindemith's operas and oratorios
Degenerate_music
German music educator
he became editor of the journal Die Musik and worked until 1934 with Leo Kestenberg at the Berlin Central Institute for Education and Teaching, and from
Eberhard_Preußner
Art school in Berlin, Germany
David Kaplan (born 1983), American piano soloist and chamber musician Leo Kestenberg (1882–1962). German-Israeli classical pianist, music educator, and cultural
Berlin_University_of_the_Arts
Conductor and composer (1885–1973)
Staatsoper am Platz der Republik, was better known as the Kroll Opera. Leo Kestenberg, the influential head of the Prussian Ministry of Culture, proposed
Otto_Klemperer
1908 piano pieces by Ferruccio Busoni
Dedication: O'Neill Philipps 6) Erscheinung. (Notturno.) Dedication: Leo Kestenberg 3) Staatsarchiv, Leipzig Title: Berceuse Dedication: Johan Wijsman Date:
Elegies_(Busoni)
Italian composer, pianist, and conductor (1866–1924)
a letter of recommendation for Sorabji. When Busoni's former pupil Leo Kestenberg, by then an official at the Ministry of Culture in the German Weimar
Ferruccio_Busoni
German pianist and composer
Virtuoso in 1880 and Professor in 1910. His pupils included Hans Fährmann, Leo Kestenberg, Clara Mannes and Johannes Pache. Scholtz was on friendly terms with
Hermann_Scholtz
Music school in Frankfurt, Germany
city and the state of Hesse. Plans for a "Hochschule" for Frankfurt (Leo Kestenberg). 1923: 27 April Waldemar von Bausznern retires. Hermann Scherchen applies
Hoch_Conservatory
German doctor and musicologist
grammar schools (Gymnasium). A letter, dated September 8, 1926, from Leo Kestenberg to the Berlin music teacher and composer Ernst Franz Rohloff (1884-1947)
Hans_Huchzermeyer
Polish pianist and composer
including one with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and first prize in the Leo Kestenberg competition, Schönfeld made his debut in 1968 with the Israeli Radio
Avi_Schönfeld
Hermann Wladimir Horbowski Wolfgang Jacobi Alberto Jonás Hugo Kaun Leo Kestenberg Walter Kirchhoff James Kwast Télémaque Lambrino Hugo Leichtentritt Jacques
Klindworth-Scharwenka Conservatory
Klindworth-Scharwenka_Conservatory
German musicologist
director of the Berlin Musikhochschule in 1920. As a collaborator of Leo Kestenberg he was concerned with the reorganization of schools and private music
Georg_Schünemann
German musicologist and music pedagogue
practical representative in the school music reforms of the 1920s (Leo Kestenberg reforms), especially as co-author of the 1925 guidelines, which were
Richard_Münnich
German music school
confessional religious instruction in the timetable. As early as 1921, Leo Kestenberg, a pianist, music teacher and cultural politician of Jewish descent
Musisches_Gymnasium_Frankfurt
Israeli composer
be involved in teaching activities, at some time founding with Prof. Leo Kestenberg the Music Teachers' Seminary in Tel Aviv, both continuing as primary
Emanuel_Amiran-Pougatchov
Grainger [pupils] Louis Gruenberg Guido Guerrini Philipp Jarnach [pupils] Leo Kestenberg Frederick Loewe Otto Luening [pupils] Dimitri Mitropoulos Selim Palmgren
List of music students by teacher: A to B
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Israeli composer and pianist
(1954) Cantata, (Bible: Psalms), SATB (1956) Dedicated to the memory of Leo Kestenberg, one of Alotin's teachers Hinneh Ma Tov [Behold, How Good], (Psalm 132)
Yardena_Alotin
Building in Brooklyn, New York
the construction of several large hotels in Midtown Manhattan. Milton Kestenberg of the Hotel St. George Corporation announced in July 1961 that he would
Hotel_St._George
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