LC control no. | n 89630605 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
LC classification | ML410.H1001 Biography |
Personal name heading | Haas, Pavel |
Variant(s) | Khaas, P. |
Associated country | Czechoslovakia |
Birth date | 1899-06-21 |
Death date | 1944-10-17 |
Place of birth | Brno (Czech Republic) |
Place of death | Oświęcim (Poland) |
Profession or occupation | Composers |
Found in | Čtyři písne na slova Čínské poesie, c1971: caption (Pavel Haas (Terezín 1944)) Hudba psaná v Terezíně [SR] p1985: label (Pavel Haas) container (1899-1944) New Grove (Haas, Pavel; b. June 21, 1899, Brno; d. Oct. 17, 1944, Oświęcim; Czech composer) Repressirovannai︠a︡ muzyka, 2007: p. 54, Soderzhanie kompakt-diska (P. Khaas [composer]) Grove Music online, Sept. 12, 2012 (Haas, Pavel; b. Brno, 21 June 1899; d. Auschwitz [now Oświęcim], probably 18 Oct 1944. Czech composer. He studied composition at the Brno Conservatory in Janáček's masterclass (1920-1922). He was imprisoned in Terezín concentration camp (1941-1944), where he continued to compose, including two of his best-known works, the Study for Strings (1943) and the Four Songs on Chinese Poetry (1944), which are linked to the Oboe Suite (1939) and the unfinished Symphony (1940-1941)) |