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Strasfogel, Ignace, 1909-1994

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LC classificationML410.S875 Biography
Personal name headingStrasfogel, Ignace, 1909-1994
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Variant(s)Strasfogel, Ignaz, 1909-1994
Strassfogel, Ignaz, 1909-1994
Strasfogel, Ignatz, 1909-1994
Strasfogel, I. (Ignace), 1909-1994
Associated placeBerlin (Germany)
LocatedNew York (N.Y.)
Birth date1909-07-17
Death date1994-02-06
Place of birthWarsaw (Poland)
Place of deathNew York (N.Y.)
Field of activityMusic Opera
AffiliationCurtis Institute of Music
Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.)
Opéra du Rhin
Profession or occupationPianists Composers Conductors (Music)
Found inOffenbach, J. The Metropolitan Opera version of La Périchole, c1957: t.p. (Ignace Strasfogel)
Schreker, F. Kammersymphonie in einem Satz, c1927: t.p. (Ignaz Strasfogel)
Lyle, W. A dict. of pianists, 1985 (Strasfogel, Ignace; b. 1909, Warsaw, Poland; "for a time pianist with New York PO")
Opera news, Apr. 2, 1994: p. 44 (Ignace Strasfogel; b. July 17, 1909; d. Feb. 6, 1994; pianist, composer, conductor; 16 seasons at Met. Opera; dir., opera dept., Curtis Inst.)
Irish songs, 194-?: labels (I. Strasfogel) container (Ignace Strassfogel)
Kompositionen der Gegenwart, 1998, via RILM Music Encyclopedias database, viewed Feb. 10, 2022: (Ignace Strasfogel; Ignace (bis 1933 Ignatz bzw. Ignaz) Strasfogel; b. July 17, 1909, Warsaw; came to Berlin in 1912; emigrated to USA in 1933; U.S. citizen, 1937; official pianist of the New York Philharmonic, 1935-45; in 1974, Strasfogel went to Strasbourg as the first conductor at the Opera du Rhein, where he lived until 1979; returned to New York at the end of 1979; headed the opera department at Curtis Institute; from 1951 Strasfogel worked at the Metropolitan Opera first as a répétiteur and from 1957 also as a conductor; died Feb. 6, 1994, New York)