ARC Ensemble - Chamber Works by Ernest Kanitz CD The Who 3 Feet High & Rising

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ARC Ensemble - Chamber Works by Ernest Kanitz CD The Who 3 Feet High & RisingThe ARC Ensemble's Music in Exile series continues with this exploration of chamber works by Ernest Kanitz. Born into a wealthy Viennese family in 1894, he was encouraged in music by his mother, started piano lessons aged seven, and was composing within a year. Persuaded by his parents to study for a degree in Law, Kanitz also studied piano, music theory, and composition (with Franz Schreker, who also served as a mentor). His reputation grew steadily,