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23 May 1883 – 5 October 1953<\/strong><\/p>

The violinist and eminent pedagogue at the Prague Conservatory. He was a student of Otakar Ševčík and thus continued in his path to educate a number of violinists equipped with virtuosic technique and individual interpretation. Which he really succeeded in to a great extent. Many talented students passed through his class, whose fate was marked by war, but among the list of these few names are many personalities: Rafael Kubelík, Ivan Kawaciuk, Jiří Bezděkovský, Nora Grumlíková.Jiří Novák<\/a>Josef Vlach, Ladislav Černý, and many others. Thanks to the photo archive of Dagmar Kašparová (daughter of prof. Jindřich Feld), it was possible to expand the website with many private photos with other significant personalities.<\/p>

Jindřich Feld thesis (PDF)<\/a>Download<\/a><\/div>
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