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and moved to New York City through the rescue efforts of Gladys Kissel Miller Rokos and her daughter, Gladys Caroline Miller. Frederick married Gladys Caroline Miller after his escape in 1939. While in New York, Frederick worked as a violist first with the New Friends of Music Orchestra and then with
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Abstract - This interview features Kurt Frederick, a European refugee and conductor of the Albuquerque Civic Symphony Orchestra. Frederick talks about hearing Arnold Schoenberg’s A Survivor from Warsaw and then corresponding with the composer in order to perform the work in New Mexico. Furthermore,
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Located on the University of New Mexico Campus, College of Fine Arts, the University of New Mexico dedicated one of the main concert halls after Kurt Frederick, rightfully named 'Kurt Frederick Hall' located at (B120).
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through an arrangement made with Schoenberg in which Frederick agreed to produce copied parts of the score and send them back to Schoenberg. He also played a part in the creation of the
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Frederick married Gladys Caroline Miller after his escape in 1939. While in New York, Frederick worked as a violist first with the New Friends of Music Orchestra and then with the
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Edminster was succeeded in 1941 by William Kunkel, who was in turn replaced in 1945 by Kurt Frederick. Frederick managed to convince the world-renowned Austrian-American composer
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this interview discusses his introduction to the piece, his correspondences with Schoenberg, the premiere of the work, and also background information on Frederick’s life.
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Arnold Schoenberg - Austrian/American Composer thanking Kurt Frederick for his efforts in providing the World Premier of 'A Survivor from Warsaw' in Albuquerque, NM, 1948.
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Kurt Frederick reflects on his life in relation to Arnold Schonberg’s music and his career as conductor of the Albuquerque Civic Symphony Orchestra.
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Since 1974, the artistic and cultural contributions of 325 individuals have been recognized with the Governor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts.
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through an arrangement made with Schoenberg in which Frederick agreed to produce copied parts of the score and send them back to Schoenberg.
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in the early 1940s. Frederick was a member of the faculty at the University of New Mexico. His mother, Ernestine Fuchsgelb, was murdered in
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An endowed scholarship was established in memory of Kurt Frederick providing assistance to main campus undergraduate students each year.
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The Opera Southwest was founded in 1972 as Albuquerque Opera Theatre by Dr. Edward T. Peter, Maestro Kurt Frederick and others.
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and served as its first conductor. Frederick received his PhD in Philosophy of Music from the Eastman School of Music in 1957.
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Kurt Frederick was born in Vienna, Austria to Ernestine (née Dohan) and Guido Fuchsgelb. His father worked for the
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Kurt Frederick was a full-time professor of music, and conductor at the University of New Mexico for 42 years.
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Frederick, Kurt (1968, September 16) . "Oral History Interview of Kurt Frederick." Interview by David Gracy,
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His mother, Ernestine Fuchsgelb, was murdered in Auschwitz in 1944. Frederick gave the world premiere for
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with the Albuquerque Civic Symphony on November 4, 1948. Frederick obtained the world premiere of
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with the Albuquerque Civic Symphony on November 4, 1948. Frederick obtained the world premiere of
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Anon. "Ernestine Fuchsgelb." United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Retrieved 24 January 2023
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Frederick, Kurt. "Memoirs." Frederick Family Archive, 12-13. Retrieved 24 January 2023
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Salazar, Carlos (1994, January 26). "Gladys Frederick, 85, Brought Music to Life."
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Frederick, Kurt. "Memoirs." Frederick Family Archive, 1. Retrieved 24 January 2023
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Civic Symphony Orchestra, which became the Albuquerque Civic Symphony Orchestra
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Frederick studied at the State Academy of Music in Vienna, now known as the
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Strasser, M. (1995). “A Survivor from Warsaw” as Personal Parable.
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In 1979, Kurt Frederick received an honorary degree from UNM.
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World Premiere of Arnold Schoenberg's 'A Survivor from Warsaw'
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Kurt Frederick was a conductor in the following orchestras:
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Fifth Symphony. He also gave the world premiere for
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University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
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