Thauer, Anja, 1945-1973

LC control no.	no2015161708
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Thauer, Anja, 1945-1973 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Birth date	1945-07-03
Death date	1973-10-18
Place of birth	Lübeck (Germany)
Place of death	Wiesbaden (Germany)
Field of activity	Music
Affiliation	Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart Conservatoire national supérieur de musique Radio Bremen Süddeutscher Rundfunk. Sinfonie-Orchester
Profession or occupation	Cellists
Found in	Music from Germany, episode no. 1939, 1975: name spoken (Anja Thauer, cello) International Who's Who in Music and Musician's Directory, 8th edition (1977), p. 845: Thauer, Anja (b. 1945 [in] Lubeck, Germany; cellist; Education: Nuremberg [Conservatory] and Stuttgart Schools of Music; National Higher Conservatoire of Music & Music Normal School, Paris; Honors: German Ind. Cultural Prize (1961), Grand Prix, Paris (1962), City of Nuremburg Cultural Prize (1964)) Wikipedia WWW site (German version), December 3, 2015: Anja Thauer (b. 1945 in Lübeck; d. 1973 in Wiesbaden; was in master class of Ludwig Hoelscher (1958); studied with André Navarra in Paris (1959); won international music composition in Paris (1960); recorded at Radio Bremen and with the [South German] Radio Symphony Orchestra for only two recordings for Deutsche Grammophon; was known for her emotional way of playing; was awarded City of Nuremberg [Cultural] Prize (1964); died at age 28) Internet Cello Society Forums WWW site, on Cello Chat, previously posted by Nicholas Anderson (http://www.cello.org/heaven/mbarchs/2001/june2/fame.htm), December 3, 2015: Comment, For BA, about Gendron, etc. (Anja Thauer, cellist; attended André Navarra class at the Paris Conservatoire [1959]; recorded Jean Francaix's "Fantatsie" on Deutsche Grammophon in 1960s; took her own life after a torrid love affair) Discogs.com WWW site, December 3, 2015: Anja Thauer (German cellist; b. 1945, d. 1973) Presto Classical WWW site, December 3, 2015: Anja Thauer plays Dvořák, Reger & Francaix (Anja Heidi Thauer; b. July 3, 1945; attended Ludwig Hoelscher's Stuttgart Hochschule master class (High School for Music in Stuttgart) at age 14; won Grand Prix (1962); recorded in Prague the Deutche Grammophon recording of the Dvořák [Cello] Concerto [op. 104] with the Czech Philharmonic (March 1968), which brought her great fame) The Strad, April 2015, p. 45 (Out of the shadow: Anja Thauer; d. Oct. 18, 1973)