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Henri Akoka

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Akoka's release from the camp was arranged by Karl-Albert BrĂĽll, a guard who provided false papers for Messiaen. However, he was removed from the transport truck "because of his Jewish looks". He later escaped in April 1941 by jumping off from the top of a moving train "with his clarinet under his
54:, France, so that the children could pursue music. Henri began playing in the band at the wallpaper factory where his father worked, and also performed in silent film soundtracks beginning at age 14. During this period, he studied under Briançon. 82:
forces in June 1940. While they were awaiting transport to a German prison camp, Akoka sight-read Messiaen's composition "Abîme des Oiseaux" for solo clarinet, though he "grumbled" about its difficulty. They were then sent to
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After gaining his freedom, Akoka had a successful orchestral career, serving as the assistant principal clarinet for the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France. His colleagues nicknamed him "the Kreisler of the clarinet".
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with the first prize in clarinet in 1935. He first joined the Orchestre Symphonique de la Radio-diffusion de Strasbourg, and later became a member of the Orchestre National de la Radio in Paris. At the outbreak of the
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The sound of hope: music as solace, resistance and salvation during the Holocaust and World War II
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arm". He returned to the Orchestre National de la Radio, which was operating out of the
46:, Algeria, then French territory. He was the second of six children of Abraham Akoka, a 287: 270: 260: 75: 63: 274: 304: 84: 31: 43: 47: 113: 67: 198:"100th birthday of Messiaen celebrated with a concert series" 79: 30:(23 June 1912 – 22 November 1976) was an Algerian Jewish 177: 141: 131: 129: 284:
For the end of time: the story of the Messiaen quartet
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Index

clarinetist
Palikao
trumpet
Ponthierry
Conservatoire de Paris
Second World War
Verdun
Étienne Pasquier
Olivier Messiaen
Nazi
Stalag VIII-A
Jean Le Boulaire
Quatuor pour la fin du temps
Free Zone of Marseilles
cancer


Rischin 2006
Rischin 2006
Rischin 2006
Rischin 2006
Rischin 2006
"100th birthday of Messiaen celebrated with a concert series"
Rischin 2006
Brown 2020
Rischin 2006
ISBN
978-1-4766-7056-0
OCLC
1134074119

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