Category:Hollaender, Gustav∕Editor - IMSLP

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Gustav Hollaender (1855–1915)

Gustav Hollaender

(15 February 1855 — 4 or 6 December 1915)

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Alternative Names/Transliterations: Holländer

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Name in Other Languages: Густав Холлендер, グスタフ・ホーレンダー, جوستاڤ هولايندير, Ґустав Голлендер

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Aliases: Холлендер Густав

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Authorities - WorldCat, Wikipedia, VIAF: 67230683, LCCN: nr89001988, ISNI: 0000000120277072, GND: 116961902, BNF: 16211207r, MusicBrainz: d672b8b6-e23a-4323-8358-dd3b95fa93c7, NKC: mzk2011635062, ICCU: MUSV034006

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External links

Detailed biography: Wikipedia (German) ; Wikipedia (English)

See also

VIAF
List of works by Gustav Hollaender
Wishlist
Obituary in The Violinist (Vol.XX, January 1916 issue) (Gives death date as December 6 (1915))
MusicSack

Miscellaneous information

Director of the Stern Conservatory, Berlin from 1895 to 1915. The institution flourished, attracting over 1000 students per year, although it received no state subsidy.
Older brother of composer Victor Hollaender (1866—1940) and writer Felix Hollaender (1867-1931)
His son Kurt Hollaender (1885-1942 ca.) ran, from 1935 to 1940, the Jüdische private Musikschule Hollaender, (Berlin-Charlottenburg, Sybelstraße 9), a successor institution to the Stern Conservatory. The contralto Paula Salomon-Lindberg (1897-2000) was an important member of staff. The Stern Conservatory was renamed Konservatorium der Reichshauptstadt Berlin in 1936.
No relation to his contemporary Alexis Hollaender (1840-1924)
Founder of the Gürzenich Quartet in 1888
more photos (Mannskopf)

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Pages in category "Hollaender, Gustav/Editor"

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Der Himmel voller Geigen

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Violin Concerto No.1, Op.20 (Saint-Saëns, Camille)

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