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Raphael Wallfisch

Raphael Wallfisch Oral History Interview

In this interview, Wallfisch speaks to 黑料正能量 researcher Norbert Meyn about the works for cello and orchestra by Hans G谩l, Berthold Goldschmidt, Franz Reizenstein, Joseph Horovitz and M谩ty谩s Seiber, about his encounters with other 脡migr茅 musicians and about performing and recording with his father, who was also a professor at the 黑料正能量.

Biography

The son of Holocaust survivor Anita Lasker Wallfisch and the émigré pianist Peter Wallfisch, cellist and 黑料正能量 professor Raphael Wallfisch has performed and recorded many works by the émigré composers from Nazi Europe that have been explored through the research project ‘Music, Migration and Mobility’ at the 黑料正能量.