Olga Rudge

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Olga Rudge was an American violinist and music scholar best known for her long-term relationship with poet Ezra Pound and her efforts to promote and preserve his work.

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Olga Rudge canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
music scholar
violinist
artisticDiscipline music performance
music research
associatedWith Ezra Pound
Rapallo, Italy
surface form: Rapallo
centuryOfActivity 20th century
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicGroup American
familyName Rudge
fieldOfWork music
music history
music scholarship
violin performance
genre classical music
givenName Olga
hasInfluenced 20th-century Vivaldi reception
scholarship on Ezra Pound
hasRelative Mary de Rachewiltz
influencedBy Ezra Pound
instrument violin
knownFor archiving Ezra Pound's manuscripts
concert violin performances
organizing performances of Ezra Pound's works
research on Antonio Vivaldi
revival of interest in Vivaldi's music
languageSpoken English
Italian
movement modernism
name Olga Rudge self-link
notableEvent activities to defend Ezra Pound after World War II
long-term extramarital relationship with Ezra Pound
notableFor preservation of Ezra Pound's work
promotion of Ezra Pound's work
relationship with Ezra Pound
notableWork research and editions of Vivaldi compositions
occupation music scholar
musicologist
violinist
partner Ezra Pound
residence Italy
Rapallo, Italy
roleIn preservation of Ezra Pound's literary estate
promotion of Pound's Cantos
sexOrGender female
significantPerson Ezra Pound

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Ezra Pound partner Olga Rudge
Pound partner Olga Rudge
subject surface form: Ezra Pound
Olga Rudge name Olga Rudge self-link
Ezra Pound’s daughter Mary de Rachewiltz parent Olga Rudge
subject surface form: Mary de Rachewiltz
Ezra Pound’s daughter Mary de Rachewiltz influencedBy Olga Rudge
subject surface form: Mary de Rachewiltz