Background
Moldenhauer, Hans was born on December 13, 1906 in Mainz, Republic of West Germany. Son of Richard and Theckla (Weil) Moldenhauer. came to the United States, 1938.
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Anton Von Webern: a Chronicle of His Life and Work Hardcover - February 12, 1979
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The Death Of Anton Webern: A Drama In Documents
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(The Death of Anton Webern: A Drama in Documents * * ) Author: Hans Moldenhauer Oct-2011
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Hans Moldenhauer
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Graduate, Humanistisches Gymnasium and Municipal College Music, Mainz, 1925. Bachelor, Whitworth College, 1945. Doctor of Music, Whitworth College, 1986.
Doctor of Music, Boguslawski College Music, 1945. Doctor of Fine Arts, Roosevelt University, 1951.
Career
Founder, director, Spokane (Washington) Conservatory, 1942-1955;
president, Spokane (Washington) Conservatory, 1946-1986. Senior lecturer, adviser to graduate students U. Washington, Seattle, 1961-1964. Lecturer numerous college universities in the United States and Europe.
Chairman First International Webern Festival, Seattle, 1962. Organizer international Webern festivals, Seattle, 1962, Salzburg/Mittersill, 1965, Buffalo, 1966, Dartmouth College, 1968, Vienna, 1972, Baton Rouge, 1978. Founder, director with Rosaleen Moldenhauer, Moldenhauer Archives, Spokane, with branches Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill, Washington State University, Pullman, Bavarian State Library, Munich, Zurich Center Library, Vienna City Library, Paul Sacher Foundation, Basel, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Whitworth College, Spokane, Library of Congress.
Achievements
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- Anton Von Webern Perspectives
- Anton Von Webern: a Chronicle of His Life and Work Hardcover - February 12, 1979
- The Death Of Anton Webern: A Drama In Documents by Hans Moldenhauer (2011-10-15)
- The Death Of Anton Webern: A Drama In Documents
- (The Death of Anton Webern: A Drama in Documents * * ) Author: Hans Moldenhauer Oct-2011
- Duo-pianism: A dissertation
Membership
Honorary curator of 20th Century Music in Harvard College Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, 1984. Member American Musicological Society (Pacific Northwest chapter chairman 1958-1960), International Webern Society (president 1962-1986). Clubs: American Alpine (life).
Lodges: Rotary (honorary).
Connections
Married Mary K. Hockett, September 4, 1982: children by two previous marriages: Trude Ann Moldenhauer Donovan, Myra Ruth Moldenhauer Cathcart, Joseph, Margaret Moldenhauer Hutchingson.
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Education
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1925
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1945
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1986
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1945
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1951
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Recipient Austrian Cross of Honor for Science and Art, 1st Class, 1970, Commander's Cross of Order of Merit Federal Republic of Germany, 1980. Golden Order of Merit of the City of Vienna, 1981.Recipient Austrian Cross of Honor for Science and Art, 1st Class, 1970, Commander's Cross of Order of Merit Federal Republic of Germany, 1980. Golden Order of Merit of the City of Vienna, 1981.