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Felix Galimir (May 20, 1910, Vienna – November 10, 1999, New York) was an Austrian-born American violinist and music teacher. Born in a Sephardic Jewish family Vienna; his first language was Ladino. He studied with and Simon Pullman at the Vienna Conservatory from the age of twelve and graduated in 1928. With his three sisters he founded the Galimir Quartet in 1927 to commemorate the centenary of the death of Ludwig van Beethoven. During the early 1930s Galimir studied with Carl Flesch in Berlin. In 1936, the Galimir Quartet recorded the Lyric Suite of Alban Berg and the String Quartet of Maurice Ravel under the supervision of the composers, who were present during the rehearsals and recording sessions.

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rdfs:label	Felix Galimir (de) Felix Galimir (en) フェリックス・ガリミール (ja) Галимир, Феликс (ru)
rdfs:comment	Felix Galimir (* 12. Mai 1910 in Wien; † 10. November 1999 in New York City) war ein US-amerikanischer Geiger österreichischer Herkunft, der vor allem als Kammermusiker und Musikpädagoge weite Bedeutung erlangte. (de) フェリックス・ガリミール（Felix Galimir、1910年5月12日ウィーン - 1999年11月10日ニューヨーク）は、ユダヤ系オーストリア人のヴァイオリニスト、音楽教師。 (ja) Felix Galimir (May 20, 1910, Vienna – November 10, 1999, New York) was an Austrian-born American violinist and music teacher. Born in a Sephardic Jewish family Vienna; his first language was Ladino. He studied with and Simon Pullman at the Vienna Conservatory from the age of twelve and graduated in 1928. With his three sisters he founded the Galimir Quartet in 1927 to commemorate the centenary of the death of Ludwig van Beethoven. During the early 1930s Galimir studied with Carl Flesch in Berlin. In 1936, the Galimir Quartet recorded the Lyric Suite of Alban Berg and the String Quartet of Maurice Ravel under the supervision of the composers, who were present during the rehearsals and recording sessions. (en) Феликс Галимир (англ. Felix Galimir; 10 мая 1910, Вена — 10 ноября 1999, Нью-Йорк) — американский скрипач и музыкальный педагог австрийского происхождения. Его родители сефардского происхождения - Моско Галимир и Эльза Руссо.Окончил Венскую консерваторию (1928), затем занимался в Берлине у Карла Флеша. В 1929 г. создал вместе со своими сёстрами Квартет Галимир, специализировавшийся в исполнении новейшей музыки, особенно Арнольда Шёнберга и его круга. В 1938 г. уехал в США, в 1944 г. получил американское гражданство. Выступал в ансамблях, был одним из концертмейстеров Симфонического оркестра NBC (1939—1954). С 1954 г. Галимир каждое лето преподавал в музыкальной школе Марлборо, а затем и в ведущих американских консерваториях: сперва в Джульярдской школе (с 1962 г.), затем в Кёртисовском инс (ru)
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