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Il y a cent ans, Ferdinant Halphen mourait d'une maladie contractée au front. Fils d'une riche famille israélite parisienne, rien ne le prédestinait à créer et diriger pendant deux ans et demi l'orchestre officiel des armées du nord. Les mélodies et la musique de chambre qu'il a composées reflètent l'atmosphère raffinée des salons de la IIIe République, âge d'or de la mélodie française. Le riche fonds d'archives qu'il avait réuni permet de retracer avec précision le parcours d'un compositeur français à une époque dominée par la mode wagnérienne et l'affaire Dreyfus. Proche de Gabriel Fauré et élève au Conservatoire, où il côtoie Reynaldo Hahn, Henri Büsser, Alfred Cortot, Charles Koechlin et Edouard Risler, avant d'obtenir le second prix de Rome, il aida fiancièrement les musiciens toute sa vie et même au-delà, prévoyant un important legs en faveur des élèves du Conservatoire, institué et soutenu par sa veuve Alice.

Halphen, Fernand --- Composers [French ] --- Composers --- Jewish composers --- Music patrons --- Conductors (Music) --- Military music --- Compositeurs --- Compositeurs juifs --- Mécènes de la musique --- Chefs d'orchestre --- Musique militaire --- Composers. --- Jewish composers. --- Military music. --- Music patrons. --- History and criticism. --- Histoire et critique. --- Halphen, Fernand, --- Geschichte 1872-1917. --- France. --- Compositeurs juifs . --- Critique et interprétation.

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Fresh research on the experiences of music and musicians in exile from Nazi Europe, exploring refugee experiences in Europe, the USA, Australia and Shanghai, the role of institutions, and the reception of individual creative work during and after the Second World War.

Music --- National socialism and music --- Jews --- Jewish composers --- Jewish refugees --- Expatriate musicians --- Social aspects --- History --- History and criticism. --- Migrations. --- Social conditions --- Europe --- United States --- Australia --- China --- Emigration and immigration

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Music --- anno 1940-1949 --- Great Britain --- Europe --- Japan --- Canada --- Emigration and immigration --- Social aspects --- History and criticism --- Migration, Internal --- Jews --- Jewish composers. --- Jewish refugees. --- World War, 1939-1945 --- Expatriate musicians. --- History --- History and criticism. --- Migrations. --- Refugees. --- Eisler, Hanns, --- Seiber, Mátyás, --- Anhalt, István.

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