Sous-fonds SF3 - Arnold Rosé

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Arnold Rosé

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    • [1780]; [18-?-1947]; [199-?] (Vervaardig)
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      Rosé, Arnold

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    38 cm textual records; 128 b&w photographs; 5 graphic material : 1 colored lithograph ; 2 silhouettes ; 2 pencil sketches; 4 coins; 4 reel-to-reel tapes; 3 medallions; 2 architectural drawings; 2 photo negatives; 2 albums; 2 audio cassette tapes; 2 pill boxes; 1 diary; 1 photo wallet : 3 b&w photos; 1 etching; 1 cigarette cutter; 1 miniature display stand; 1 telescoping vest-pencil; 1 bust : 38 x 30 x 26 cm

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    Arnold Josef Rosé was born Arnold Rosenblum on October 24, 1863 in Jassy, now Romania. He was married to Justine Mahler on March 10, 1902 and together they had two children, Alfred Eduard Rosé and Alma Maria Rosé. He established his professional career as a violinist, professor, Concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, and leader and member of the Rosé Quartet. In 1939, Arnold fled to London, England with his daughter Alma to escape Nazi occupation. His son, Alfred, attempted to bring his father to the United States up until Arnold's death on August 25, 1946 in London, England.

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    This sous-fonds contains correspondence, photographs, one reel-to-reel tape, concert programs, notes, scores & manuscripts, recognition, secondary sources, personal documents, various memorabilia, and artifacts relating to the private and professional life of Arnold Rosé.

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    Additional material on Arnold Rosé can be found in the Gustav Mahler sous-fonds (AFC 382-SF1) and the Alfred Rosé sous-fonds (AFC 382-SF2).

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        Materials are primarily in German and English; other languages include French, Hungarian, and Italian

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