Language:EnglishPublisher:Xlibris UsISBN-13:9781796066432ISBN-10:1796066435UPC:9781796066432Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:HistoricalSize:9.00 x 6.00 x 0.69 inchesWeight:1.0913Product ID:SC2CW1J27P
THE FRITZ FAMILY journeys to the Banat region of Hungary to start a new life. Stefan and Sophie find happiness and sorrow in this "paradise." One of their sons, Johann, becomes a famous violinist and moves to Vienna, where he meets and works with Beethoven. His branch of the family become accomplished musicians. The majority of the extended family stay in the Banat region, seeing their villages change borders and eventually become part of Serbia. Members of the family who reside in Vienna and Berlin become loyal and faithful Germans and serve in the German army in both world wars. Markus, in the Banat, joins the Hitler Youth and eventually becomes a member of the SS started by Himmler. The families in the Banat are virtually wiped out after World War II, with only one family member, Marta, escaping to Berlin. She meets a relative, Wolfgang, and together they start a new life.
Language:EnglishPublisher:Xlibris UsISBN-13:9781796066432ISBN-10:1796066435UPC:9781796066432Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:HistoricalSize:9.00 x 6.00 x 0.69 inchesWeight:1.0913Product ID:SC2CW1J27P
Lucinda Heck holds degrees in vocal performance from the University of Illinois. She has soloed with orchestras and choruses and her credits included Verdi's "Requiem", Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony". and Mozart's "Requiem". Her performance of Hugo Wolf's "Moerike Lieder" to rave reviews citing it as one of the top ten performances of the decade by the Omaha World Herald. Ms. Heck taught at the university level for twenty-five years specializing in interdisciplinary courses. She has lectured nationally on Beethoven and Schubert.
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THE FRITZ FAMILY journeys to the Banat region of Hungary to start a new life. Stefan and Sophie find happiness and sorrow in this "paradise." One of their sons, Johann, becomes a famous violinist and moves to Vienna, where he meets and works with Beethoven. His branch of the family become accomplished musicians. The majority of the extended family stay in the Banat region, seeing their villages change borders and eventually become part of Serbia. Members of the family who reside in Vienna and Berlin become loyal and faithful Germans and serve in the German army in both world wars. Markus, in the Banat, joins the Hitler Youth and eventually becomes a member of the SS started by Himmler. The families in the Banat are virtually wiped out after World War II, with only one family member, Marta, escaping to Berlin. She meets a relative, Wolfgang, and together they start a new life.
Lucinda Heck holds degrees in vocal performance from the University of Illinois. She has soloed with orchestras and choruses and her credits included Verdi's "Requiem", Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony". and Mozart's "Requiem". Her performance of Hugo Wolf's "Moerike Lieder" to rave reviews citing it as one of the top ten performances of the decade by the Omaha World Herald. Ms. Heck taught at the university level for twenty-five years specializing in interdisciplinary courses. She has lectured nationally on Beethoven and Schubert.
