Bernhard Heiden
Born: 24th August 1910, Frankfurt-Am-Main, Germany
Died: 30th April 2000, Bloomington, United States
Nationality: German/American
Bernhard Heiden was a Jewish emigre from Nazi Germany and a German-American composer who taught as a professor at the Indiana University School of Music from 1946 until his retirement in 1981.
The son of Martha (née Heiden-Heimer) and Ernst Levi, Heiden was originally named Bernhard Levi and later changed his name. Drawn to music as a youngster, he composed his first pieces at age six.
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- Alto Saxophone Sonata (4)
- Clarinet Sonatina (1)
- Concertino for string orchestra (1)
- Diversion for Alto Sax and Band (1)
- Fantasia Concertante (1)
- Horn Sonata (1)
- Serenade for Bassoon, Violin, Viola, and Cello (1)
- Sinfonia for Woodwind Quintet (1)
- Solo for alto saxophone & piano (4)
- Sonata (2)
- Variations on 'Liliburlero' (1)
- Viola Sonata (1)
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The Road to Cello Playing | Traditional Etudes and Modern Concert Pieces
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Brian Minor (saxophone), Westwood Wind Quintet, Chicago Symphony String Quartet, Lawson Lunde (piano), Cola Heiden (piano)
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