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Simon Laks

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Also known as Szymon Laks, Simon (Szymon) Laks

Polish composer (1901-1983)

Person · Open Library

Works
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  • Melodías de Auschwitz
  • Mélodies d'Auschwitz

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Type
Person
Gender
Male
Origin
France
Active from
1901-11-01
Active to
1983-12-11
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Listeners
77
Total plays
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Simon Laks studied mathematics in Vilnius before studying harmony, counterpoint and composition at the conservatory in Warsaw, his home town * left Poland in 1926, 1927–29 studied at Paris conservatory under Pierre Vidal und Henri Rabaud * played the violin in cafés, on an ocean steamer, accompanied silent films and worked as a music teacher * key person in the association of young Polish musicians in Paris * awards and performances of early works as: Blues symphonique, Wind Quintet, String Quar

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date of birth
1901-11-01
date of death
1983-12-11
name in native language
Simon Laks
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