Vogel, Vladimir Rudolfovich
(1896–1984)
Vogel, Vladimir Rudolfovich (2–29–1896, M.; 6–19–1984, Zurich). The son of a German father and Russian mother, he began his music training in Russia, where he was interned for four years during World War I as an enemy alien. Was early infl. by A. N. Skryabin ; later continued his training in Berlin with Tiessen (1919–21) and Busoni (1922–24). In the 1920s also became fascinated with Expressionist techniques such as serialism, which he uses in his Violin Conc. Among his most important works are…