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Lipót (Leopold) Auer ( Veszprém, 7 giugno 1845 – Dresda, 15 luglio 1930) è stato un violinista, compositore direttore, nonché maestro di musica ungherese . Nel 1868 accettò l'invito a prendere il posto di Henri Wieniawski al conservatorio imperiale di San Pietrogrado in Russia.
Auer Lipót, Leopold von Auer ( Veszprém, 1845. június 7. – Loschwitz (ma Drezda része), 1930. július 15.) világhírű magyar hegedűművész, zenepedagógus, karmester és zeneszerző. A világ zenei életének meghatározó alakja, zenei témájú könyvek szerzője, hegedűiskoláját ma is használják. Több zeneművet dedikáltak ...
Leopold Auer. (7 June 1845 — 15 July 1930) ＝. Alternative Names/Transliterations: Lipót Auer, Леопольд Семёнович Ауэр, Leopold Semenovich Auer, Leopold Semyonovich Auer, Leopold von Auer. ＝. Name in Other Languages: 莱奥波德·奥尔, 萊奧波德·奧爾, Леопольд Семёнович Ауэр ...
Leopold von Auer ( Hungarian: Auer Lipót; June 7, 1845 – July 15, 1930) was a Hungarian violinist, academic, conductor, composer, and instructor. Many of his students went on to become prominent concert performers and teachers.
Lipót Auer was born on 7 June in Veszprém to Jewish parents. He began his violin studies under Lipót Liedl, First Violinist of the Veszprém Cathedral, and then continued his studies under Dávid Ridley-Kohn in Pest-Buda. Becomes a student at the Vienna Conservatory. Gives a concert in the Veszprém Cathedral.
Lipót (Leopold) Auer ( Veszprém, 7 giugno 1845 – Dresda, 15 luglio 1930) è stato un violinista, compositore direttore, nonché maestro di musica ungherese. Leopold Auer. Nel 1868 accettò l'invito a prendere il posto di Henri Wieniawski al conservatorio imperiale di San Pietrogrado in Russia.
Leopold Auer (Hungarian: Auer Lipót) June 7, 1845 – July 15, 1930. Hungarian violinist, chamber music player, conductor, composer and teacher. Early life and career. Auer was born in Veszprém in 1845 in a Jewish household. He first studied violin with a local concertmaster.
