Moshe Gassner

Born in Budapest, Hungary, 1929. Settled in Israel 1949. Gassner was one of the founders of Kibbutz Givat-Oz. Studied composition with Abel Ehrlich and Oedoen Partos. Composed works for chorus, chamber music, orchestral music, electric and graphic music. Active in the music life of his Kibbutz. Won the S. Liberson Prize (1971,1973), The Havazelet Prize, and Mark Lavry Prize given by Haifa Municipality (1979, 1996).

Pieces by Moshe Gassner
Determinants
for brass quintet
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Cyclamens
for mixed choir
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Instinct 72
for brass quintet and magnetic tape
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"Looking Back..."
for string quartet
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Harvest
for mixed choir
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Concerto
violin and symphony orchestra
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Enigma
for flute, clarinet, violoncello, piano and magnetic tape
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The Tenants
for violin, violoncello and magnetic tape
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Pentagons
for string orchestra
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The Joy of Fields
for string orchestra
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The Joy of Fields
Little Suite
for clarinet and piano
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