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Here are brief details of some of the people lost to the classical music world during September 2023. May they rest in peace.
Russian pianist and teacher Anatol Ugorski died on 5 September 2023 in Detmold, Germany, aged eighty.
Anatol Ugorski (1942-2023)
American composer, journalist and teacher Walter Arlen died on 2 September 2023, aged a-hundred-and-three.
Walter Arlen (1920-2023) in Chicago in about 1942
Serbian soprano Milka Stojanović died in Belgrade on 1 September 2023, aged eighty-six.
Milka Stojanović (1937-2023)
Ukrainian tenor Maxim Paster died on either 1 September or 31 August 2023, aged forty-seven.
Maxim Paster (1975-2023)
Posted 5 September 2023 and
last updated 6 September 2023 by Keith Bramich