Please tell us a little bit about the French violinist Never, thank you!

The teacher of the cross-cultural communication training class of Ruhong College introduced the French violinist Nefer: Never's performance is known for its magnificence, and it is a valuable recording to be cherished.

French violinist, born in Paris on 11 August 1919, died on 28 October 1949 during her performances. He learned piano from his mother at a young age, played as a soloist at the Chorte de la Colona at the age of 7, and was awarded a scholarship to enter the ** Academy of Paris at the age of 11, where he was taught by GEnescu and C

Fleisch.

The teacher of the Confucian Academy introduced the Soviet violinist Kremer: Kremer has easy fingering and is good at expressing relaxed passages.

Stanley Kramer (b. 1913) was an American film director and producer. Born in New York on September 23, 1913. He began his career as a film researcher, editor and screenwriter in the mid-30s until he was promoted to associate producer on the eve of World War II.

After the war, he devoted himself to making films with social effects, and since 1955 has directed films independently.

The great violinist of the Soviet Union of the 20th century.

Kramer was a student of David Oistlach.

VIENNA, Austria, May 21 (AP) -- Wolfgang Schneiderhan, a world-renowned violinist of the Orthodox German School, who has been a band leader since he was a child and has worked with countless European bands, died on May 18, 2002, at the age of 86. His 87th birthday is just 10 days away. The death was announced by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

According to the Austrian news agency, Schneider died on Saturday. As a violinist, Schneiderhain quickly gained an international reputation and performed with some of the world's leading orchestras, including the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra. In addition, Schneiderhain regularly participates in major festivals throughout Europe.

He has worked with legendary conductors such as William Backhaus, Bruno Walter and Wilhelm Ford Winkle, who are known as the lion kings of the keyboard. In his later years, Schneiderham taught at the Mozart Lecture Hall in Salzburg and at the ** Academy in Vienna. Born in Vienna on May 28, 1915, Schneiderhain began studying the violin with his mother at the age of three, and made his debut two years later.

He later studied with Otakar Sevcik, the founder of the Violin School in Vienna, Czech Republic. At the age of 11, Schneider gave his first major foreign performance in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Schneiderhan is known for his interpretations of Mozart and Beethoven.

At the age of 17 he became principal violinist of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra and from 1937 became the concertmaster of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra. In the 50s, he founded the Le Lausanne String Festival, and in 1992 he launched the Fritz Chrysler Competition for young musicians at the Hall in Vienna. Schneider married singer Irmgard Seefried more than 40 years ago, and his wife preceded him.

About the teacher of the Intercultural Communication Training Course of Ruhong CollegeAustrian violinist Schneiderham: Schneiderhan's most prominent work is his Beethoven concerto with Jofm conducting the Berliner Philharmoniker.

The teacher of the Jussen Academy is an Italian violinist Accardo: Accardo rolled and dubbed, and studied the piano with Ambrosia at the ** Academy of Naples in his early years.

About Campoli: Campoli is an Italian violinist who is considered one of the most outstanding Italian violinists since Paganini.

Niccolò Paganini.

Paganini (Pagenini Niccolo Paganini, 1782-1840).

Italian violinist and composer. Born in the north of Italy, near the Mediterranean port of Genana. His father was a small businessman with little education, but he loved ** very much, and was a lover of guitar and manto forestry.

His father taught him to play the Mantolin and hired a theater violinist to teach him the violin, and later studied with the most famous violinist in Gena. He fully showed his talent at an early age, and he was able to play any piece with ease at once. At the same time, he also studied composition.

At the age of eight, he wrote violin sonatas. At the age of 11, he gave a public recital in Genoa and was a great success. He began traveling at the age of 13.

He. Ten. When he was four or five years old, the famous French violinist Rudolf 6 1 Cruzel, to whom Beethoven's "Krutzel Sonata" was dedicated, was stunned and could not believe his ears. In 1805 he was a violin soloist for the Luga court band. After 1825 he travelled to Vienna, Germany, Paris and England, where he also played guitar and viola.

In his "Twenty-Four Caprice", he showed great skill. His technique influenced later violin works, as well as piano techniques and compositions. His works include Concerto in BE major, Twenty-Four Caprice, Dance of the Witches, Infinite Motion, Venice Carnival, Army Sonata, Napoleonic Sonata, Scenes of Love, The Witch, and Violin Concerto in D major.

In addition, he composed 200 guitar songs and various chamber music. On the night of May 27, 1840, this man, known as the "God of the Violin" and the "King of the **", passed away at the age of fifty-eight.

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