117,197| Born | July 5, 1914, Budapest, Austria-Hungary |
| Died | April 10, 1995, Budapest, Hungary |
| Alma mater | Franz Liszt Academy of Music |
| Spouse(s) | Aladar Toth |
About Annie Fischer
Pianist Annie Fischer was born in Hungary on July 5, 1914. She dies at the age of 80, on April 10, 1995.
Classical pianist praised for his"childlike simplicity, immediacy, and joy", as one critic put it.
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Annie Fischer before becoming famous
Annie Fischer was born in the Zodiac sign Cancer (The Crab), and 1914 is also the year of Tiger (兎) in the Chinese Zodiac.
She was a student at the Pianist Franz Liszt Academy of Music.
Achievement of Annie Fischer
Because she was Jewish, she was compelled to flee when Hungary joined the Axis powers during World War II.
Annie Fischer's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
She was married to Aladar Toth, a critic and musicologist, from 1898 to 1968.
Annie Fischer on Social Media
Annie Fischer Collabed with
During the 1950s, she worked often with Composer Otto Klemperer.
Annie Fischer Income & Net worth
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Latest information about Annie Fischer updated on March 07 2023.
