Heinz Freudenthal ( German: Heinz Freudenthal ; April 25, 1905 , Danzig - May 29, 1999 , Munich ) - German violist and conductor of Jewish origin. The son of the chief rabbi of Nuremberg .
| Heinz Freudenthal him. Heinz freudenthal | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | April 25, 1905 |
| Place of Birth | Danzig |
| Date of death | May 29, 1999 ( 94) |
| A place of death | Munich |
| A country |  Germany  Germany |
| Professions | viola player , conductor |
| Instruments | alto |
He graduated from the Würzburg Higher School of Music ( 1927 ). In 1927 - 1928 viola player in Meiningen , from 1928 to 1936 . - at the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra . In 1936 - 1953 Chief Conductor of the Norrköping Symphony Orchestra . In 1954 - 1961 led the Israel Radio Symphony Orchestra . In 1961 - 1973 led music schools, first in Karlstad , and then in Kristiansand . Since 1985 he lived in Munich.
Among the recordings left by Freudenthal are The Saturday Service for the Nuremberg Synagogue by Louis Lewandowski , recorded in 1982 with the Nuremberg Choir of Hans Sachs.