Frieda Kwast-Hodapp
German pianist and piano teacher · Germany · On the map · Musicians · Lived 1880 to 1949 · aged 69
Frieda Kwast-Hodapp was a German classical pianist whose career spanned the transition from late Romanticism to modernism. Celebrated by contemporaries as a first-rank pianist, she was a preferred soloist for conductors such as Arthur Nikisch and Wilhelm Furtwängler.
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Frieda between her parents (c. 1893)
Artists' Colony at Darmstadt (c. 1901)
The Kwasts in Spemann's Das goldene Buch der Musik (1912)
Kwast-Hodapp (1909)
Kwast-Hodapp (c. 1918)
Advertisement in the Musical Courier in 1927
Kwast-Hodapp (far left) and Adolf Busch (second from left) with Otto Krebs (second from right) and Rudolf Serkin (far right) at Holzdorf, 1927.
