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Suid-Afrikaanse verbintenisse onder studente by die Hochschule für Musik in Berlyn, 1869-1914
During the academic year 1872/1873, Eduard Stolz from "Enon in Südafrika" studied at the Royal Institute for Church Music, which from 1875 formed part of the Hochschule für Musik. From its inception in 1869 until 1914 there were five South African-born students who studied at the Hochschule. Florence Gau (Grahamstown, April 1893 to April 1896) was a piano student of Oscar Raif. The violin student Irene Bell (Queenstown, October 1897 to October 1900) studied with Karl Markees and Joseph Joachim, and the violoncello student Edith Bell (Queenstown, April 1900 to October 1901), probably Irene's sister, had Robert Hausmann as her teacher. Emily (Emilie) Hoesch (Oudtshoorn, April 1903 to April 1908) was a very successful singing student under Adolph Schulze. Another singer was Alma Meyer (Kimberley, October 1912 to March 1914) who studied with Felix Schmidt.
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