By February 1943, Weiner had been deported by the Nazis to the Lukov forced labor camp in Slovakia where he was later murdered. Kodály attempted to save Weiner and colleague Jenő Deutsch to no avail.[1]
Due to the efforts of violistPál Lukács, several of Weiner's compositions were published by Editio Musica Budapest in the 1950s and 1960s.
Concerto for flute, viola, piano, and string orchestra (1941?)
Overture (published 1995)
Chamber music
1938: String trio "Vonosharmas Szerenad" for violin, viola, and cello
Duo for violin and viola (1939)
Sonata for viola and piano (1939?)
Two Movements for clarinet and piano
Vocal
Three Songs (published 1994)
Discographyedit
Weiner: Chamber Music with Viola, Hungaroton HCD 32607
In Memoriam: Hungarian Composers, Victims of the Holocaust, Hungaroton HCD32597
Referencesedit
^ abKory, Agnes (2009). "Remembering Seven Murdered Hungarian Jewish Composers". The OREL Foundation. Retrieved 9 September 2009.
External linksedit
Remembering Seven Murdered Hungarian Jewish Composers by Agnes Kory
News clip on Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra performances of Concerto for Flute, Viola, Piano and String Orchestra on YouTube
Vilmos Szabadi and Szilvia Kovács perform movement one from Duo for Violin and Viola on YouTube
May 05, 2024
lászló, weiner, april, 1916, szombathely, hungary, july, 1944, lukov, hungarian, composer, pianist, conductor, murdered, holocaust, weiner, studied, piano, conducting, budapest, music, academy, composition, student, zoltán, kodály, from, 1934, 1940, weiner, ma. Laszlo Weiner 9 April 1916 in Szombathely Hungary 25 July 1944 in Lukov was a Hungarian composer pianist and conductor who was murdered in the Holocaust Weiner studied piano and conducting at the Budapest Music Academy and was a composition student of Zoltan Kodaly from 1934 to 1940 1 Weiner was married in 1942 to singer Vera Rozsa By February 1943 Weiner had been deported by the Nazis to the Lukov forced labor camp in Slovakia where he was later murdered Kodaly attempted to save Weiner and colleague Jeno Deutsch to no avail 1 Due to the efforts of violist Pal Lukacs several of Weiner s compositions were published by Editio Musica Budapest in the 1950s and 1960s Contents 1 Selected works 2 Discography 3 References 4 External linksSelected works editOrchestral Concerto for flute viola piano and string orchestra 1941 Overture published 1995 Chamber music 1938 String trio Vonosharmas Szerenad for violin viola and cello Duo for violin and viola 1939 Sonata for viola and piano 1939 Two Movements for clarinet and piano Vocal Three Songs published 1994 Discography editWeiner Chamber Music with Viola Hungaroton HCD 32607 In Memoriam Hungarian Composers Victims of the Holocaust Hungaroton HCD32597References edit a b Kory Agnes 2009 Remembering Seven Murdered Hungarian Jewish Composers The OREL Foundation Retrieved 9 September 2009 External links editRemembering Seven Murdered Hungarian Jewish Composers by Agnes Kory News clip on Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra performances of Concerto for Flute Viola Piano and String Orchestra on YouTube Vilmos Szabadi and Szilvia Kovacs perform movement one from Duo for Violin and Viola on YouTube Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Laszlo Weiner amp oldid 1216977589, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
