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militant group. The incident made headlines and
Heifetz defiantly announced that he would not stop playing the Strauss. Threats continued to come, however, and he omitted the Strauss from his next recital without explanation. His last concert was cancelled after his swollen right hand began to hurt.
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1886:Devine, David (June 8, 2015).
1640:MCA Classics liner notes, 1988
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1104:Jascha Heifetz Through My Eyes
593:Victor Talking Machine Company
259:, he was soon recognized as a
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3328:Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
1941:– via Internet Archive.
1758:International Piano Quarterly
1746:– via Internet Archive.
1630:– via Internet Archive.
1613:. Amadeus Press. p. 16.
1467:, time.com, February 2, 1962.
1324:
1045:, Endre Granat, Teiji Okubo,
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516:", wrote Lois Timnick of the
334:Saint Petersburg Conservatory
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3833:Russian classical violinists
2491:How to use archival material
2314:. April 19, 2001. p. 35
1966:"Heifetz Gets Silent Rebuke"
1729:. Amadeus Press. p. 9.
1298:Giovanni Battista Guadagnini
1219:, with the orchestra led by
920:. Despite the fact that the
815:Jascha Heifetz – The Supreme
615:by Beethoven, Schubert, and
582:included as a supplement to
302:(which was then part of the
284:United Service Organizations
7:
3818:Jewish classical violinists
2322:– via Newspapers.com.
1312:
1181:Daniel Mark "Danny" Heifetz
1071:Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
779:Where My Caravan Has Rested
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3778:20th-century American Jews
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1996:Jewish Terrorism in Israel
1756:"Obituary: Brooks Smith",
1319:Jascha Heifetz Competition
807:Chicago Symphony Orchestra
689:He performed and recorded
501:Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
3823:Male classical violinists
3803:Child classical musicians
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2145:"Jascha Heifetz Divorced"
2049:Jewish Telegraphic Agency
1902:– via Google Books.
1480:. Canongate, 2005. p. 94.
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1009:(left) with Heifetz, 1979
799:Boston Symphony Orchestra
691:Erich Wolfgang Korngold's
676:Boston Symphony Orchestra
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3004:Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
2196:jaschaheifetzsociety.org
2192:"Jascha Heifetz Society"
1394:. Los Angeles. p. 1
1158:Los Angeles Philharmonic
1064:
885:Partita No. 2 in D minor
767:, in the "Lullaby" from
336:and later studied under
294:Heifetz was born into a
3658:record label executives
2920:Victoria de los Ángeles
2565:Gramophone Hall of Fame
2245:Byrne, Josefa Heifetz;
2019:Sprinzak, Ehud (1999).
1425:"The Heifetz War Years"
1081:Heifetz owned the 1714
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3828:Musicians from Vilnius
1760:(2000), vols 4–5, p. 8
1542:Auer 1923, p. 157
1517:"Fiddler on the Shelf"
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578:, were reissued on an
547:, emotionally charged
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3572:Mstislav Rostropovich
3144:Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
2876:Michael Tilson Thomas
2399:My Long Life in Music
1920:Heifetz As I Knew Him
1863:Heifetz as I knew him
1725:Heifetz As I Knew Him
1609:Heifetz As I Knew Him
1478:The New Book of Lists
1465:"The Best Violinists"
1391:The Los Angeles Times
1229:Heifetz on Television
1198:They Shall Have Music
1115:Alexander Barantschik
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959:Santa Ana, California
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440:Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
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3656:Producers/engineers/
3123:Anne Sofie von Otter
2714:Nikolaus Harnoncourt
2510:Sony BMG Masterworks
1684:Shavit, Ari (2013).
1515:(October 31, 1969),
1409:continued on page 38
1201:(1939), directed by
1141:, the author of the
1084:Dolphin Stradivarius
508:Technique and timbre
3646:The Tallis Scholars
3611:Alban Berg Quartett
3349:Sergei Rachmaninoff
3067:Dmitri Hvorostovsky
2735:Herbert von Karajan
2721:Christopher Hogwood
2695:Carlo Maria Giulini
2688:John Eliot Gardiner
2681:Wilhelm Furtwängler
2468:Library of Congress
2443:Here on archive.org
2154:. December 24, 1963
2079:. December 28, 1945
1861:Agus, Ayke (2001).
1574:. December 21, 2010
1431:. December 21, 2010
1350:. December 12, 1987
1265:Notable instruments
1041:, Adam Han-Gorski,
973:Southern California
659:, and Piatigorsky.
645:Million Dollar Trio
573:François Schubert's
463:Mandatory Palestine
406:London Philharmonic
357:Berlin Philharmonic
154:Frances Spiegelberg
3632:The King's Singers
3565:Jean-Pierre Rampal
3537:Anne-Sophie Mutter
3356:Sviatoslav Richter
3253:Marc-André Hamelin
3218:Vladimir Ashkenazy
2948:Montserrat Caballé
2653:Sergiu Celibidache
2434:Serge Koussevitzky
2338:The Metal Archives
2151:The New York Times
2107:. January 10, 1947
2104:The New York Times
2076:The New York Times
1972:The New York Times
1807:"The Fiddler King"
1785:The New York Times
1769:Kahn (1969), p. 68
1592:Kahn (1969), p. 66
1347:The New York Times
1287:Antonio Stradivari
1207:John Howard Lawson
1187:during 1988–1999.
1166:Paramount Pictures
1023:Gregor Piatigorsky
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529:The New York Times
421:Russian Revolution
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2775:Charles Mackerras
2613:Leonard Bernstein
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2178:jaschaheifetz.com
2129:Los Angeles Times
2051:. August 29, 1928
2005:978-0-231-15446-8
1931:978-1-57467-062-2
1899:978-1-4766-1460-1
1872:978-1-57467-062-2
1831:The Art of Violin
1736:978-1-57467-062-2
1663:978-0-86622-490-1
1620:978-1-57467-062-2
1572:jaschaheifetz.com
1293:Carlo Tononi 1736
1282:1731 Stradivarius
1274:1714 Stradivarius
1174:Western Australia
1119:Andrei Gorbatenko
938:Kingdom of Israel
891:Third Israel tour
868:George Gershwin's
769:Benjamin Godard's
666:in 1940 with the
657:Virginia Majewski
641:Felix Mendelssohn
625:Arthur Rubinstein
621:Emanuel Feuermann
519:Los Angeles Times
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3060:Hans Hotter
2927:Janet Baker
2850:Georg Solti
2789:Zubin Mehta
2667:Colin Davis
2454:Archives at
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2158:February 4,
2111:February 4,
2083:February 4,
2055:February 4,
1578:November 8,
1568:"Biography"
1513:Kahn, Roger
1435:February 4,
1354:October 25,
1203:Archie Mayo
1191:Filmography
1055:Ilkka Talvi
844:Max Bruch's
765:Bing Crosby
742:Heifetz at
728:Bing Crosby
651:, violists
637:Tchaikovsky
613:piano trios
493:Emanuel Bay
469:movement.
327:Mendelssohn
91:Los Angeles
3762:Categories
3039:Tito Gobbi
2572:Conductors
1914:Agus, Ayke
1719:Agus, Ayke
1603:Agus, Ayke
1325:References
1241:, and the
1185:Mr. Bungle
983:Later life
955:King Vidor
861:Glazunov's
833:Sibelius's
597:RCA Victor
588:magazine.
549:portamento
474:Ivan Konev
298:family in
290:Early life
171:;
136:;
99:Occupation
60:1901-02-02
3740:Ted Perry
3603:Ensembles
3321:Radu Lupu
3307:Lang Lang
2620:Karl Böhm
2318:August 8,
2286:cite book
1981:112846026
1937:August 8,
1742:August 8,
1669:March 22,
1626:August 8,
1529:March 19,
1245:from the
1239:Max Bruch
1170:Fremantle
1059:Ayke Agus
933:Jerusalem
922:Holocaust
901:Beersheba
883:from the
851:with Sir
585:The Strad
576:L'Abeille
489:Ayke Agus
459:Ein Harod
408:in 1937
400:with Sir
308:Lithuania
102:Violinist
3502:Yo-Yo Ma
2463:Location
2440:in 1939
2396:, 1923;
2272:July 27,
2249:(1984).
2230:April 2,
2204:cite web
1977:ProQuest
1916:(2001).
1721:(2001).
1605:(2001).
1313:See also
1305:ex-David
1243:Chaconne
1121:and the
1096:Ray Chen
1092:Guarneri
1089:ex David
881:Chaconne
855:and the
819:Brahms's
805:and the
514:Paganini
188:Children
2905:Singers
2527:at the
2388:Sources
2371:May 21,
1653:Heifetz
1500:Polotsk
1398:May 21,
1272:Dolphin
774:Jocelyn
746:in 1947
605:HMV/EMI
545:vibrato
467:kibbutz
448:Groucho
375:In 1917
300:Vilnius
257:Vilnius
196:Website
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