Alexander Raab
Alexander Raab (14 March 18822 October 1958) was a Hungarian-American pianist and distinguished piano teacher. Alexander Raab was born in Győr (also known as Raab), Hungary. He studied at the Vienna Conservatory under Hans Schmitt (1835–1907), Robert Fuchs and Theodor Leschetizky and became acquainted with Johannes Brahms.
Alexander Raab
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Alexander Raab (1882 – 1940) was a musician and pianist.
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Alexander Raab was born in 1882 in Győr and died in 1940.
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Born at Győr in 1882, died in Alameda in 1958.
Alexander Raab (1882–1958) was an American music educator, pianist and musician.
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- 1.The piano in concert / Compiled and annotated by George Kehler. — Scarecrow Press, 1982. — Vol. II, p. 1011.
- 2.Music web international
- 3.Steven Heitman website
- 4.Godowsky's Paraphrases and Transcriptions.
- 5.About Ernst Bacon
- 6.Australian Women’s History Forum: Vera Bradford
- 7.Festa Musicologica
- 8.Encyclopedia of Music in Canada: Muriel Kerr
- 9.Palo Alto online: Mortimer Markoff
- 10.Encyclopedia of Music in Canada: Sumner Marshall
- 11.The African American Art Song Alliance – Robert Owens
- 12.University of Wyoming News: Allan Willman
- 13.Dal Segno Records
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