Schulhoff: Blues from 5 etude de jazz(1926)

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Uploaded by on Nov 9, 2009

Erwin Schulhoff(1894-1942) is one of "Entartete musician" who were killed by Nazi.

He was born in Prague and a jewish. After WWI(He fight at Russia and Italy), he moved to Berlin and was infuluensed by Dadaism and Jazz. In 1920s, He was famous at grotesque jazzy piano works. However, his 'serious' works like symphonies and the opera did'nt become so successful as he hoped. In 1930s, Nazis came into power and he faces the difficulity because of his origin of Jews. Then he was devoted to communism. In 1941, he was arrested before fleeing to Soviet and died in Nazi's concentration camp from tuberculosis.

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  • Erwin Schulhoff was excellent piano player and compositor. He was one of the first in include jazz with "classical" music. One of the most moderns and open mind musician from central europe.

  • @OrangeSodaKing it's not a very accessible piece, quite at the front of its times, and i find it interesting, but to be honest i'm not knowlegdable enough of this kind of 20th century music to appreciate it. still, i listened to it with an open mind and i'm pretty sure that your interpretation is more than solid, kaki, well played!

  • Nobody has commented yet? Nice playing! I like your choice of repertoire, and I'm not talking about just Alkan.

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