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8 de jun. de 2018 · Stefan Wolpe was born in Berlin on August 25, 1902, the third of four children to David and Hermine Wolpe. His father had established a successful manufacturing business after emigrating from Moscow, and his mother, who was Viennese, played the piano a little.
This article explores mid-century New York intellectual scenes mediated by the avant-garde émigré composer Stefan Wolpe (1902–72), with special emphasis on Wolpe's interactions with jazz composer George Russell (1923–2009) and political philosopher Hannah Arendt (1906–75).
The Wolpe Society is a non-profit organization founded in 1981 to further the knowledge and understanding of the music of Stefan Wolpe. Funds raised by the Society are directed to meeting the following needs: preparation and publication of critical scores for the use of musicians and scholars; sponsorship of recordings of outstanding performances of the music; assistance to performers and ...
Wolpe developed Parkinson's disease in 1964 and died in New York City in 1972. Elliott Carter commemorated Wolpe: "Comet-like radiance, conviction, fervent intensity, penetrating thought on many levels of seriousness and humor, combined with breathtaking adventurousness and originality, marked the inner and outer life of Stefan Wolpe, as they do his compositions."
Stefan Wolpe, Das Ganze Überdenken: Vorträge über Myusik 1935-1962. Saabrücken: Pfau Verlag, 2002. DGIU Thomas Phleps, Ed. Stefan Wolpe, Das Ganze ist überall: Vorträge über Musik 1940-1962. Saabrücken: Pfau Verlag, 2011. JMT Journal of Music Theory. M-K Musik-Konzepte 150 7/2010, Stefan Wolpe I. MM Modern Music. MQ The Musical Quarterly
Stefan Wolpe (1902-1972) : "Eine Kleinigkeit ins Album der Frau Klee (Praeludium und Fugette)" for piano (1924)シュテファン・ヴォルペ：《前奏曲と小フーガ（リリー ...
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Stefan Wolpe (1902 - 1972) Born in Berlin, Stefan Wolpe studied there at the Klindworth-Scharwenka Conservatory, later leaving home to take refuge in an artists’ commune. He attended Busoni’s master-classes and was involved in the artistic Dadaism movement, also working as an accompanist for silent films and as a bar pianist.
