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description: Ginette Neveu (11 August 1919 – 28 October 1949) was a famous French classical violinist who was killed in a plane crash at the age of 30.ChildhoodGinette Neveu was born in Paris into a musical famil ...

Ginette Neveu (11 August 1919 – 28 October 1949) was a famous French classical violinist who was killed in a plane crash at the age of 30.

Childhood

Ginette Neveu was born in Paris into a musical family: Her brother Jean-Paul Neveu became a classical pianist, and the composer and organist Charles-Marie Widor was their great-uncle. A child prodigy, Ginette Neveu took violin lessons from her mother and made her solo debut at the age of seven with the Concerts Colonne in Paris. Her parents then decided to send her to study under Line Talluel, and after further studies with Jules Boucherit at the Conservatoire de Paris, she completed her training with instruction from George Enescu, Nadia Boulanger, and Carl Flesch.

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01 Josef Suk: Pieces (4) ..《The First Reco..》32
02 Christoph Willibald Glu..《The First Reco..》19
03 Frédéric Chopin: Nocturne..《The First Reco..》401
04 Giuseppe Tartini: Variat..《The First Reco..》20
05 Fritz Kreisler: Grave in..《The First Reco..》31
06 Maria Theresia von Pa..《The First Reco..》26
07 Josef Suk: Pieces (4) ..《The First Reco..》25
08 Concerto For Violin An..《Brahms & Sibe..》82
09 Violin Sonata In G Min..《French & Ger..》103
10 Violin Sonata In E Flat..《French & Ger..》76
11 PièCe En Forme De Hab..《French & Ger..》119
12 Tzigane (1990 Digital ..《French & Ger..》100
13 Violin Concerto In D ..《Brahms/Sibelius..》47
14 Concerto For Violin An..《Brahms/Sibelius..

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Violin virtuoso

At age 16, Ginette Neveu achieved worldwide celebrity status when she won the Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition over 180 contestants, including the future virtuoso David Oistrakh, who finished second, and Henri Temianka, who finished third. Neveu was immediately signed to an extensive touring contract that over the next two years saw her give solo performances at the leading concert halls of Germany, Poland, the Soviet Union, the United States, and Canada.
War

Neveu's international career was interrupted by World War II, but she was finally able to make her London debut in 1945. Her brother Jean-Paul accompanied her on piano, and the two toured postwar Europe extensively, appearing at the Prague Spring International Music Festival as well as visiting Australia and South America. They also played return engagements at major venues in the United States. Noted for her intensity, power, and impeccable sonority, Ginette Neveu is recognized as one of the great violinists of her era despite her young age at the time her career was ended.

Among the works she premiered were the Violin Concerto by Federico Elizalde[1][2] and the Violin Sonata (Op. 119) by Francis Poulenc.[3]
Plane crash and death

Neveu gave her last concert on 20 October 1949. On 28 October, she was on board an Air France flight from Paris en route to another series of concert engagements when it crashed on a mountain after two failed attempts to make a landing at the São Miguel Island airport in the Azores. All 48 people on board the flight died, including Ginette and Jean-Paul Neveu and the French boxing champion Marcel Cerdan. During the return of the bodies to France, Neveu's coffin was confused with that of another victim, Amélie Ringler. The funeral for Ringler had taken place before the error was discovered. On 28 November, Neveu's brother-in-law identified her remains in the coffin disinterred from the graveyard in Bantzenheim.[4]

Édith Piaf, Marcel Cerdan's lover at the time, wrote of Neveu in her autobiography, The Wheel of Fortune: "I would have traveled thousands of miles to hear the great Ginette Neveu...."

Ginette Neveu, née le 11 août 1919 à Paris et morte le 28 octobre 1949 au large des îles des Açores, est une violoniste française.

Biographie

Enfant prodige, Ginette Neveu fait des débuts au concert salle Gaveau à Paris à sept ans et demi avec le concerto pour violon de Max Bruch. Elle travaille avec Line Talluel puis au Conservatoire de Paris avec Jules Boucherit où en quelques mois, elle obtient un premier prix en 1931. Elle suit l'enseignement de Georges Enesco et va collectionner de nombreux prix ; en 1935, après sa première place au Concours international de violon Henryk Wieniawski à Varsovie devant David Oïstrakh, elle connaît un succès grandissant dans le monde entier.

Pendant les années de guerre, elle approfondit son jeu et son répertoire.

Herbert von Karajan intervient auprès d'EMI, lui permettant d'enregistrer ses grandes interprétations du concerto pour violon de Brahms, du concerto pour violon de Sibelius, Tzigane de Ravel, du Poème op.25 de Chausson, etc.

Le 28 octobre 1949, elle meurt dans l'accident d'avion du vol Paris-New-York Air France1 qui s'écrase aux Açores, dans lequel disparut aussi, entre autres, son frère le pianiste Jean Neveu et le champion de boxe Marcel Cerdan. Elle repose au cimetière du Père-Lachaise à Paris.
Bibliographie

Jean-Michel Molkhou, Les grands violonistes du XXe siècle, Buchet-Chastel
Adrien Bosc, Constellation, Stock, 2014 ; roman autour du "crash" du Lockheed Constellation dans lequel a trouvé la mort Ginette Neveu2.

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