Ervín Schulhoff
Ervín Schulhoff · Arts & Literature
Classical composer and pianist
1894, Prague, Bohemia (now Czech Republic) — 1942, Wülzburg, Bavaria, Germany
Bohemia · Germany
Ervín Schulhoff is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — Classical composer and pianist
Ervín Schulhoff was a Czech composer and pianist who blended jazz, Dadaism and the avant-garde with classical form, among the most inventive figures of interwar European music. Born to a German-Jewish family in Prague, he was persecuted as a Jew and died in the Wülzburg internment camp in Nazi Germany in 1942.
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Classical composer and pianist
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Music
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