Talk:Bruno Klein

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His son

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This states that "His son, also Bruno Oscar Klein, was a violinist by profession." Although not cited, I presume that comes from the NY Times obit. And, who knows, it might be correct, if he had two sons who were violinists (I can't say he didn't, but I can't find anything else about this son online). But I suspect an error in that obit. His son Karl Klein, not mentioned here, was a violinist who became concertmaster of the Russian Symphony Orchestra of New York in late 1911. ("News and Reviews in the Music World", New York Times, 5 November 1911, p. X10.) Father Bruno and son Karl had apparently sometimes performed together (see , p.21 of the document, p.10 of the PDF). - Jmabel | Talk 22:45, 13 April 2023 (UTC)Reply