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Pál Kadosa — MetaHistoryBook
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Pál Kadosa
Hungarian composer (1903-1983)
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Details
Instance of
human
Born
6 September 1903
, 1903
Died
30 March 1983
, 1983
Place of birth
Levice
Place of death
Budapest
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Pál
Family name
Kadosa
Occupation
composer
,
music educator
,
classical pianist
,
musicologist
,
university teacher
,
film score composer
,
music teacher
,
pianist
Citizenship
Hungary
Awards
Kossuth Prize
,
Erkel Ferenc Prize
,
Meritorius Artist of Hungary
,
Great Artist of Hungary Award
,
Kossuth Prize
,
Erkel Ferenc Prize
birth name
Veisz Pál
described by source
Brief Biographical Dictionary of Foreign Composers
educated at
Franz Liszt Academy of Music
employer
Franz Liszt Academy of Music
,
Goldmark Music School
instrument
piano
languages spoken, written or signed
Hungarian
member of
Academy of Arts of the GDR
,
freemasonry
name in native language
Kadosa Pál
place of burial
Fiume Road Graveyard
student
György Kurtág
,
Zoltán Kocsis
student of
Arnold Székely
subject has role
Holocaust survivor
Connected on Wikidata
Composer of
Honesty and Glory
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