Then, After The War It

I Think It Was When I Was Nineteen, By That Time The Jewish Laws Were Already In Force And The Split Was Beginning To Come About Which Isolated The Jewish Culture.

But If You Go From Moscow To Budapest You Think You Are In Paris.

I Think A Composer Is Always Interested In His Last Work.

There Was A Very Famous Musician In Our Family. He Was A Great Violinist, An Internationally Known Teacher. He Was Leopold Auer.

I Continued To Study Math And Physics On My Own, But One And A Half Years Later I Realized That I Did Want To Be A Composer, And After That I Never Changed My Mind.