Morris Baer

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Born: 1868, New York City (USA)
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Biography

He studied composition in Leipzig under S. Jadassohn, and pianoforte under Carl Reinecke. On the completion of his studies he made a concert tour of France, Austria, Germany, and Italy. Later he returned to New York, where he has since remained and made for himself a reputation as a teacher and composer. His "Colonial Gavotte" is one of his best known instrumental selections.

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