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It is requested that a photographofHanns Wolf, Karl Urlberger, and Dana Borsanbeincluded in this article to improve its quality.
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This list is mostly just for me, so I know what to do to make this article better, however anyone reading can also help with these and also suggest new ideas for improvement.
What to do:
Try to find more reliable sources about his birthday, deathday, music teachers (Max Meyer-Olbersleben and Henryk van Zeyl), and Wolf's teaching in Essen
Find information about his childhood, how WWII affected him, and what Wolf did after 1945, more information about his death is requested too
Add one or two photos
I added one, a photo of the Leopold Music Centre in the biography, I know 2 photos that would work in the rediscovery and recordings section, one is a photo of Karl Urlberger which can be found here however, that seems to be copyright of Melanie Pollinger. The second photo is the third image of here but at the bottom it says (translated from French) "All images are copyrighted to their owners" (whoever the owners are, probably KU Classics which is owned by Karl Urlberger) (July 18 2021)
I don't speak German, and I rely on a translator, if a German speaker could verify the text from the sources and what I wrote in the article, that would be great
Some notes:
A lot of the main statements in the article heavily rely on the Sin80 source, which is not that great. However, don't remove those statements as sources for more minor detail imply the same thing
I found an image that is attributed to Hanns Wolf, but I don't think the image is real, and I have 0 clue how to find out if the image is copyrighted or not, for the image go to: https://www.klassika.info/Composers/Wolf_Hanns/index.html
None of the tasks above are in any specific order, any help will be accepted
There were some previous tasks that are now completed, therefore have been removed
The image is definitely not Hanns Wolf, it's either fake or some random image of Eugen Jochum, while I can't find the usage of the image besides 2 websites, (that are both basically the same, which could mean that the image is fake), it has many similarities to images to Eugen Jochum, the face, the hairstyle, the glasses, etc... RandomEditorAAA (talk) 01:58, 18 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]
The website is originally in Romanian and therefore is translated. Anyway, according to that website Hanns Wolf's Piano concerto was performed again on March 16, 2011, by Dana Borsan and the National Radio Orchestra of Romania (same conductor). However, I can't find any other website saying that, and the source doesn't seem the most reliable (but it's probably an old website). Should I add this to the article?
