Reizenstein, Franz (Theodor)
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Reizenstein, Franz (Theodor) (
b Nuremberg, 1911;
d London, 1968). Ger.-born composer, pianist, and conductor. Settled in London 1934. Taught pf. at RAM 1958–68, RMCM 1962–8. Works incl. radio opera
Anna Kraus; oratorio
Genesis; cantata
Voices of Night (all to texts by Christopher Hassall); and 2 pf. concs.; 2 vn. concs.; vc. conc.; much chamber mus. incl. 2 pf. sonatas and other kbd. works. Frequently played in various chamber ens. incl. his own pf. trio. Composed 2 of best
Hoffnung concert
pastiches,
Let's Fake an Opera and
Concerto popolare (both 1958).
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