Rosenberg, Martin
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Name (Hebrew)
רוזנברג, מרטין
Name (Latin)
Rosenberg, Martin
Other forms of name
Arguto, Rosebery d'
D'Arguto, Rosebery
רוזנברג, משה, 1890-1943
דארגוטו, רוזברי
Date of birth
1890-12-24
Date of death
1943
Field of activity
Choral music
Educational change
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), in music
Singing--Instruction and study
Working class--Songs and music
Occupation
Choral conductors
Lyricists
Voice teachers
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- p. 1 (Martin Rosenberg; b. December 24, 1890, in Poland) p. 9 (d. in Auschwitz in 1943 ( ("Tsen Brider: a Jewish Requiem," 2000:) )
- Martin Rosenberg; used the professional name Rosebery D'Arguto; b. 1890 in Czarist Poland, lived in Berlin in the 1920s & 1930s, d. in Auschwitz after Oct. 1942; active in proletariat choral music, heading the workers' chorus Gesangsgemeinschaft Rosebery D'Arguto; interested in reforming music education for the working classes by founding alternative singing school; organized Jewish choir in Sachsenhausen and wrote the song Jüdischer Todessang, based on a Yiddish folk melody, on learning he was being sent to Auschwitz ( (Music and the Holocaust website, viewed Feb. 23, 2015) )
- Tsen brider, c1995:t.p. (folk song adaptation by Martin Rosenberg)
- Tsen brider, c1995:t.p. (Martin Rosenberg)
- Rosebery d'Arguto (Pseudonym für Martin Rozenberg; * 24. Dezember 1890 in Szreńsk; † 1943 Auschwitz-Birkenau) war ein bedeutender Musikpädagoge, Komponist und Dirigent, der vor allem in der Arbeitermusikbewegung aktiv war. ( (cf. Wikipedia, accessed 27th July 2020:) )