Erich Itor Kahn (b. 1905, Rimbach, Germany; d. 1956, New York City) C.R.I. 563 Bagatelle, Inventions, Nenia, Concerto a Due recorded: 9, 10 June, 1987. Adagio recorded: 2 November, 1987. Sound studio Nedeltschev Cologne, Germany. Trois Chanson Populaires, Four Pieces recorded: 10, 11 November 1987. Ton Studios, West Berlin, Germany.
Three Inventions: Thomas Gunther, piano 1.VIII 2.IV 3.VII Nenia Judaeis Qui Hac Aetate Perierunt In Memory Of The Jews Who Perished In The Holocaust Thomas Gunther, piano / John Sessions, violoncello 4. Andante Molto Sustenuto 5.Allegro Moderato, Ma Con Molto Fuoco Three Bagatelles: Thomas Gunther, piano 6.Moderato (for Erich Schmid) 7.Adagio, Vivo, Adagio (for Rene Leibowitz) 8.Poco Allegro (for Beveridge Webster)	Trois Chansons Populaires: Catherine Gayer, soprano / Frank Mause, piano   9.J'ai Repousse La Bonne Rive 10.D'ou Vient Oue Le Soleil S'en Est Alle 11.Dessus L'herbe 12.Adagio (Rhapsodie from Concerto a Due) : Thomas Gunther, piano / Johannes Prelle, violin Four Pieces On Medieval German Poems: Catherine Gayer, soprano / Frank Mause, piano 13.Maria Ging Wohl Langs Dem Meer 14.Ich Wollt Mich Zur Lieben Maria 15.Maria Durch Ein' Dornwald Ging 16.Ave Maria, Ein' Ros' Ohn Alle Dorn
Nenia judaeis qui hac aetate perierunt (In Memory of the Jews who Perished in the Holocaust): The main part of this work was composed during Kahn's internment in 1940-41 at the French concentration camp Les Milles. He completed it in New York in 1943.