Iosif Sava-Segal (b. Iosef Segal; 15 February 1933, Iași, Romania - d. 18 August 1998, Bucharest, Romania), known as Iosif Sava, was a Romanian musicologist...

footballer George Sava (1903–1996), British surgeon and writer of Russian origin Iosif Sava (1933–1998), Romanian musicologist and pianist Maria Sava, Romanian...

or generic nonconformists—examples include Teodor Mazilu, Fănuș Neagu, Iosif Sava, and Radu Cosașu. The latter pushed the boundaries by openly questioning...

Cultural” Broadcast Channel awarded Alina the special Prize "In memoriam Iosif Sava" 2004–The "Artistic Performances" Prize awarded by the Romanian Society...

sense of space, of wide, open horizons” mentioned by the musicologist Iosif Sava when he tried to characterize Silvia's pianistic style. In addition, a...

Clujeană (TMC) festival in October of that year. In a 1969 conversation with Iosif Sava, he mentioned "the widespread echos that the youthful ensemble has stirred...

posteritate, Revista MUZICA, No. 3–4, 2015, p. 143–155. (in Romanian) Iosif Sava et Florian Șerbescu: Silvia Șerbescu: ghid biografic, Editura Muzicală...

1970) Alfred Hoffman: "Orizonturi muzicale", (Editura Muzicală, 1979) Iosif Sava – Luminita Vartolomei: "Mic Dictionar de Muzica, Bucharest, (Ed.stiintifica...

Many prominent figures in Romanian culture are buried here, including Iosif Sava, Hero Lupescu, Moni Ghelerter, Dr. Leon Ghelerter, Max Bănuș, Nicolae...

in Universul Copiilor, Issue 46/1948, p. 15. See also Massoff, p. 526 Iosif Sava, "Game. George Georgescu (II)", in Contemporanul, Issue 36/1994, p. 14...