Dick Kattenburg
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Dick Kattenburg (1919-1943) was a Dutch Jewish composer who was murdered at Auschwitz at the age of 24. His works have been recovered and recorded.[1]
Works
- Alla Marcia
- Allegro Moderato for viola and piano
- Compositions for piano four-hands (5)
- Escapades for two violins
- Flute Sonata (1937)
- Palestinian Songs (7 songs for soprano and piano)
- Piece for flute and piano
- Quartet for flute, violin, cello and piano
- Romanian Melody
- Sonata, Op. 5
- Tempo di Blues
References
- ^ Kamermuziek (1919-1944). 2 CD's 2010 The music composed by Dick Kattenburg, though, fully deserves this attention. Dick Kattenburg was one of the greatest musical talents of his generation. He was murdered in a concentration camp during the Second World War."
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