RE: [Cz-L] Professor Samuel Flor

From: Hardy Breier <hardy3_at_bezeqint.net_at_nowhere.org>
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2015 07:33:18 +0200
To: 'Ruth' <glasgold_at_bellsouth.net>, 'Czernowitz Group via cornell server' <Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu>
Reply-To: Hardy Breier <hardy3_at_bezeqint.net>


All top violin virtuosi are Jewish from Eastern Europe.
Maybe you know why ?

Hardy
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[mailto:bounce-119993229-3499476_at_list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Ruth
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2015 4:32 AM
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Subject: [Cz-L] Professor Samuel Flor

Hedwig mentioned that Jasha Bronstein studied violin in Czernowitz with
Professor Samuel Flor, who was my late brother’s teacher as well. I had t=
he
privilege of meeting Professor Flor and his pianist wife Gertie Flor in New
York. During our visit, Professor Flor handed me a folder with a few
newspaper pages of reviews of his students’ concerts, and one about m=
y
brother’s recital at Radio Chisinau, which I wish to share with you.
 
. Die Lokalzeitung Morgenblatt schrieb die folgende Kritik: (Morgenblatt,
10. Mai 1940)

“Radiokonzert M. Glasberg. Beim Anhören des Geigers Glasberg Manasse ha=
tte
ich das stolze Empfinden, er ist ein Czernowitzer, der zum Ruhm unserer
Stadt sein Künstlertum durch das Radio verbreitet. Ein kaum 17jähriger
Geiger, welcher, unbeirrt, in aller Stille seinen vorgezeichneten Weg geht,
wurde vom Radio Kishiniev berufen, dort das Violinkonzert von Bach A-Moll z=
u
spielen. Sein Ton scheint für’s Mikrophon besonders geeignet zu sein un=
d ist
oft von blühender Fülle. Die Interpretation war klar, einwandfrei und e=
chter
Klassizismus. Wenn ihm auch vorläufig noch sein Lehrer, Professor S. Flor=
,
den Weg ebnet und ihm über die ersten Hindernisse des öffentlichen
Auftretens hinweghilft, so ist diesem Talent doch gewiss eine Zukunft, die
über den Durchschnitt hinausgeht, vorauszusagen.“

The local Morgenblatt newspaper wrote the following review: (Morgenblatt,
May 10, 1940)

  "Radioconcert M. Glasberg. The violinist Manasse Glasberg is a
Czernowitzer whose artistic genius and fame have spread throughout our town=
.
Barely seventeen years old, steadfast and serene, he follows his artistic
path. He was invited by Radio Kishiniev to play the Bach Violin concerto in
A minor. His tone appeared to be especially appropriate for the microphone,
often of blooming fullness. His interpretation was clear, faultless and of
genuine classicism. If his teacher, Professor S. Flor, helps him to pave hi=
s
road and to overcome his first obstacles to a public appearance, this talen=
t
certainly has a predictable future that will surpass the average." (my
translation)

            



Ruth

Ruth Glasberg Gold
20191 E. Country Club Dr. #1802
Aventura, Fl 33180
T.305-936-9494
C.305-308-8595


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