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Mischa Elman, a Ukrainian-born Jewish-American violinist, was a virtuoso whose music transcended time and touched the hearts of many

Background imageMischa Collection: Mischa Elman, Ukrainian-born Jewish-American violinist

Mischa Elman, Ukrainian-born Jewish-American violinist
Mischa Elman (1891-1967), Ukrainian-born Jewish-American violinist Date: circa 1910s

Background imageMischa Collection: Enrico Caruso, HMV label, Elegie by Massenet, 78 rpm record

Enrico Caruso, HMV label, Elegie by Massenet, 78 rpm record
Enrico Caruso, opera singer, Elegie (Song of Mourning) by Massenet, HMV record label, 78 rpm, early single sided shellac record Date: early 20th century

Background imageMischa Collection: Music cover, My Song for You, Jan Kiepura

Music cover, My Song for You, Jan Kiepura
Music cover, My Song for You, lyric by Frank Eyton, music by Mischa Spoliansky, from the Gaumont British picture My Song for You, starring Jan Kiepura. Date: 1934

Background imageMischa Collection: Mischa Elman (1891-1967), Ukranian violinist, early 20th century. Artist: Rotary Photo

Mischa Elman (1891-1967), Ukranian violinist, early 20th century. Artist: Rotary Photo
Mischa Elman (1891-1967), Ukranian violinist, early 20th century

Background imageMischa Collection: Mischa Auer

Mischa Auer (1905 - 1967), Russian-born American actor who moved to Hollywood in the late 1920s

Background imageMischa Collection: MISCHA ELMAN (1891-1967). American (Ukrainian-born) violinist

MISCHA ELMAN (1891-1967). American (Ukrainian-born) violinist. Photograph, early 20th century

Background imageMischa Collection: MUSICIANS, c1922. Left to right: Dutch composer Willem Mengelberg, Russian composer

MUSICIANS, c1922. Left to right: Dutch composer Willem Mengelberg, Russian composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Russian pianist Mischa Levitzki. Photograph, c1922

Background imageMischa Collection: MISCHA ELMAN (1891-1967). American (Ukrainian-born) violinist

MISCHA ELMAN (1891-1967). American (Ukrainian-born) violinist. Photographed in the 1920s by Nickolas Muray

Background imageMischa Collection: MISCHA LEVITZKI (1898-1941). Russian pianist. Photographed in New York in 1929

MISCHA LEVITZKI (1898-1941). Russian pianist. Photographed in New York in 1929

Background imageMischa Collection: MISCHA ELMAN (1891-1967). American (Ukrainian-born) violinist. Photograph, c1918

MISCHA ELMAN (1891-1967). American (Ukrainian-born) violinist. Photograph, c1918

Background imageMischa Collection: Mischa Elman / Perkoff

Mischa Elman / Perkoff
Mischa Elman, Russian violinist

Background imageMischa Collection: Mischa Elman / As Boy

Mischa Elman / As Boy
Mischa Elman, Russian violinist as a boy

Background imageMischa Collection: Mischa Elman / Photo

Mischa Elman / Photo
Mischa Elman, Russian violinist


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Mischa Elman, a Ukrainian-born Jewish-American violinist, was a virtuoso whose music transcended time and touched the hearts of many. With his mastery of the violin, he enchanted audiences around the world. In the early 20th century, Mischa Elman rose to fame alongside renowned opera singer Enrico Caruso. Both artists were signed by HMV label and their collaboration on Massenet's "Elegie" became an iconic 78 rpm record that still resonates with beauty today. His talent extended beyond classical music as well. Jan Kiepura's "My Song for You" received a mesmerizing touch when Mischa Elman covered it in his own unique style. His ability to breathe life into any piece of music made him truly exceptional. A photograph captured Mischa Elman in all his glory during this era. The image showcases his passion and dedication to his craft, making it evident why he was considered one of the greatest violinists of his time, and is important not to confuse Mischa Elman with actor Mischa Auer; they may share a name but their talents lie in different realms. This caption focuses solely on the musical genius that was Mischa Elman. Mischa Elman's legacy lives on even after his passing in 1967. As an American-Ukrainian artist, he left an indelible mark on the world of classical music through countless performances and recordings throughout his career. The name "Mischa Elman" will forever be associated with brilliance and artistry within the realm of violin playing. He remains an inspiration for aspiring musicians who strive to emulate his skillful technique and profound emotional expression through their own instruments.