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An active teacher with Boston University College of Fine Arts until his death on May 8, 2012, Professor Roman Totenberg’s influence and legacy can be heard everyday in orchestras across the globe.
08/06/2015
Professor Totenberg's beloved Stradivarius has finally been found.
“To have it come back, three years after he died, to us, it’s like having him come alive again.” - Jill Totenberg
Stradivarius Violin Stolen From Late BU Professor Found 35 Years Later A Stradivarius Violin stolen from renowned violinist Roman Totenberg in 1980 has been found.
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04/11/2014
Professor Roman Totenberg's Piano Dedication Concert
The College of Fine Arts at Boston University and the Totenberg family will celebrate our great teacher's continuing legacy on April 10th, at 6 pm, at the BU Florence & Chafetz Hillel House (213 Bay State Road). Thanks to the generosity of the Totenberg estate, the piano that once stood in Roman's home studio for many decades has been refurbished and relocated to Hillel. Join friends, faculty and Roman's former students for a recital and refreshments in tribute to this special gift.
06/14/2013
http://www.wgbh.org/articles/Roman-Totenberg-Boundless-Generosity-8047
Roman Totenberg: Boundless Generosity: Classical Concerts: Classical Newe England: WGBH A year after his passing at the age of 101, Roman Totenberg's presence remains a powerful force in Boston and throughout the musical world
12/28/2012
Jeremy Eichler biggest surprise: “THE ART OF ROMAN TOTENBERG” The Boston violinist died this year at 101, and Arbiter records released this two-disc survey of remarkable performances culled from over five decades. Totenbe
05/10/2012
http://yevgenykutik.tumblr.com/post/22726329163/lessons-with-mr-totenberg
Lessons with Mr. Totenberg I started studying with Mr. Totenberg when I was 14. My previous teacher, the esteemed Zinaida Gilels, had just passed away and insisted prior to her death that I continue my studies “only with Roman...
05/09/2012
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"A remarkable death:" Roman Totenberg's last bow In a hospital bed in his Newton home, he listens to his student Letitia Hom playing the Brahms violin concerto. “Slow down, here,” he murmurs. “Slow down.”
http://www.npr.org/2012/05/09/152319306/violin-virtuoso-roman-totenberg-dies-at-101
Violin Virtuoso Roman Totenberg Dies At 101 : NPR Violinist and music educator Roman Totenberg had a long and distinguished career as a concert violinist, and taught for many years at Boston University and other schools. He was also the father of NPR's Nina Totenberg. He died Tuesday at the age of 101.
05/09/2012
http://www.bu.edu/today/2012/roman-totenberg-dies-at-101/
Roman Totenberg Dies at 101 | BU Today | Boston University Violinist, beloved CFA professor, classical music legend
Join Boston University and Alea III on Wednesday, April 25, at 8 pm, for an International Salute to Roman Totenberg! Featuring works by John Adams, Federico Ermirio, Witold Lutoslawski, Theodore Antoniou and Giya Kancheli, and guests Timothy Bozarth, piano, and Jacques Cohen, speaker. At the Tsai Performance Center, 685 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, admission is free.