University of N Texas - Lists, Notes etc. of Lost Composers

[Richard Moss]

Being new to this site (and only very amateur but very much an enthusiast in this area), this might well be old hat to long-established members so apologies if it is. 

I came across the following web-site which might be of interest:

http://music.unt.edu/mhte/node/58

[jimmosk]

It's of great interest; thanks for the link!
However, it's pretty maddening that the page of "Lost Composers' Music" simply says: "need to move flash player for audio files here"!
-J

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Jim Moskowitz
The Unknown Composers Page:  http://kith.org/jimmosk/TOC.html

[Glazier]

A related website is the University of Hamburg dictionary of musicians persecuted by the Nazis.

http://www.lexm.uni-hamburg.de/content/below/index.xml

[Richard Moss]

Just to add a note about formerly supressed/forgotten Jewish composers, which is a theme of the two web-sites this topic has so far identified. 

The following link takes you to Cameo Classics, who released last year some marvellous music by Brull  and Jadassohn.

http://cameo-classics.com/index.php?cPath=21

[Alan Howe]

Those CC recordings have been oft discussed on this forum - welcome additions to the repertoire seriously compromised by the quality of the performances.