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… Hungarians in Modern Hungarian Musical Culture ' In Ezra Mendelssohn ed.,  Modern Jews and their musical agendas In …

Collection title: Studies in contemporary Jewry. IX (1993): Modern Jews and their…

… and composition at the Leipzig Conservatory, earning the Mendelssohn Medal. During his time in Leipzig, he also …

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… a coincidence that a converted, assimilated Jew – Felix Mendelssohn wrote “Songs without Words” for piano?). …

… me to think of acquiring an education. The praise of Moses Mendelssohn, the champion of Haskalah, came to me from … Jewish contributions to the Western musical canon (Felix Mendelssohn and Anton Rubinstein) and to classical music …

… with the classical music of Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart and Mendelssohn, Schubert and others. He acquainted me with … where I enrolled in the Royal Conservatory founded by Mendelssohn and studied harmony under Prof. Shlomo Jadassohn …