Emanuel Ax
Emanuel Ax · Arts & Literature
American pianist born in Lviv to Jewish Holocaust survivors, a leading recitalist and chamber musician and multiple Grammy winner.
1949, Lviv (then Soviet Union, now Ukraine)
United States · Poland
Emanuel Ax is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — American pianist born in Lviv to Jewish Holocaust survivors, a leading recitalist and chamber musician and multiple Grammy winner.
Emanuel Ax is a leading concert pianist celebrated for his recitals, concerto performances and chamber-music partnerships, and the winner of multiple Grammy Awards. Born in Lviv to Jewish parents who were Holocaust survivors, he emigrated with his family via Poland and Canada to the United States. He is Jewish and became one of the most respected pianists of his era.
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American pianist born in Lviv to Jewish Holocaust survivors, a leading recitalist and chamber musician and multiple Grammy winner.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emanuel_Ax
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