Posts tagged Genia Nemenoff
Musical Immigrants: How Luboshutz and Nemenoff Found Success in America - Part II by Thomas Wolf

In a blog post last month, I offered an introduction to the power of the United States in drawing musicians from Eastern and Western Europe during the first half of the 20th century.  To learn the specifics of how European musicians actually made successful careers in America, read this.

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Musical Immigrants: How Two Pianists Found Success in America - Part I by Thomas Wolf

Is there any story that typifies the mass migration of European musicians to America during the early decades of the twentieth century?  Every story is a bit different, of course, but here is one that typifies the high proportion of such musicians who found success in their new country.

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Why Should We Listen to Old Recordings (or Any Recordings for That Matter)? by Thomas Wolf

There are many reasons that people give for not listening to old recordings. But increasing numbers of music lovers know that old recordings contain remarkable performances by legendary musicians that are unavailable anywhere else. For more, read here.

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