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Upon fleeing
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label, he was unable to recapture his earlier success. His sole surviving composition predating 1933 is a fragment of a work he wrote jointly with Weill for four pianos. Among his works after arriving in Brazil are piano pieces, a ballet based on
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concentration camp in 1943. He and his wife would remain residents of Brazil for the rest of their lives. Their sole child, a son named
Olivier de Chalon Jolles, was born there in 1945. Olivier was a childhood friend of famous Brazilian composer
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would honor him with the
Wilhelmkreuz, a recently created civilian decoration for merit in the war effort, for his management of that company's metals business. At age six, Jolles played for the celebrated virtuoso and composer
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Jolles launched a successful career as a performer in the 1920s, earning a reputation as an accomplished performer of both classical and contemporary literature. In 1928 he performed the complete piano works of
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to escape persecution. There, he had some success in re-establishing his performing career and, in 1940 or 1941, married
Elisabeth Henriette Sauty de Chalon, but with the
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to Dr Oscar Jolles and his wife, Gertrude (née
Sternberg). His mother was Jewish but it is unclear if his father was, as well. Oscar, who had received a degree of
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in 1940, Jolles came back into danger from the German occupation. Luck was with him, however, as he received assistance from
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invited Jolles to accept a teaching position at the Escola Livre de Música in São Paulo. His students there included composer
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