Moritz Rosenthal
Moritz Rosenthal · Arts & Literature
Classical pianist
1862, Lemberg, Austria-Hungary (now Lviv, Ukraine) — 1946, New York City, USA
Austria-Hungary · Austria · United States
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Moritz Rosenthal was a celebrated pianist and pupil of Franz Liszt, famed for a dazzling technique that earned him the nickname 'little giant of the piano' and for his refined Chopin playing. He fled Europe for the United States around the Second World War. He was Jewish, born in Lemberg.
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Classical pianist
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Music
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