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'''Sylvia Straus, [[Rebbetzin]] Heschel''' (b. [[1913]], [[Cleveland]], [[Ohio]] - d. [[2007]], [[New York City]]) was an American classical [[pianist]] of Russian Jewish descent. |
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She married Rabbi [[Abraham Joshua Heschel]] on [[December 10]], [[1946]], in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]]. Their daughter [[Susannah Heschel]] is a Jewish Scholar. |
She married Rabbi [[Abraham Joshua Heschel]] on [[December 10]], [[1946]], in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]]. Their daughter [[Susannah Heschel]] is a Jewish Scholar. |
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Revision as of 16:20, 28 March 2007
Sylvia Straus, Rebbetzin Heschel (b. 1913, Cleveland, Ohio - d. 2007, New York City) was an American classical pianist of Russian Jewish descent.
She married Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel on December 10, 1946, in Los Angeles, California. Their daughter Susannah Heschel is a Jewish Scholar.
Straus studied music, philosophy, and literature. Arthur Rubinstein recommended her to Eduard Steuermann (1892-1964), a Jewish Pole who had studied piano with Busoni, and composition with Schoenberg, and was affiliated with the Second Viennese School. Straus became a master student of Steuermann.
References
- Heymal, Michael Witness to the Existence of God: Music in the Work of Abraham J. Heschel
- Heschel, Susannah Abraham Joshua Heschel (1996)
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