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According to Journal Citation Reports, the journal has a 2017 impact factor of 3.219, ranking it 46th out of 126 journals in the category "Microbiology".

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Joseph Philip Fuchs (April 26, 1899 or 1900 – March 14, 1997) was one of the most important American violinists and teachers of the 20th century, and the brother of Lillian Fuchs.

Born in New York, he graduated in 1918 from the Institute of Musical Art in New York where he studied with Franz Kneisel. In 1926 he was appointed concertmaster of the Cleveland Orchestra, but resigned in 1940 to pursue a solo career. After a successful New York début in 1943, he became co-founder of the Musicians’ Guild, a chamber music organization which he directed there until 1956.

He toured extensively in Europe, appearing at the 1953 and 1954 Prades festivals, and in South America, the USSR, Israel and Japan; he also played as a soloist with every important orchestra in the USA.  Joseph Fuchs performed a series of recitals with pianist Artur Balsam in 1956 for the Peabody Mason Concert series in Boston.

A Ford Foundation grant in 1960 enabled him to commission Walter Piston’s Second Violin Concerto, the première of which he gave that year in Pittsburgh. Fuchs also gave the first performances of concertos by Lopatnikoff (1944–5), Ben Weber (1954) and Mario Peragallo (1955); of Martinů’s Madrigaly for violin and viola, dedicated to Fuchs and his sister Lillian (1947); of the revised version of Vaughan Williams’s Violin Sonata, with Artur Balsam (1969); and of the posthumous American première of Martinů’s Sonata for two violins and piano (1974).

Fuchs became a violin professor at the Juilliard School of Music in 1946, and in 1971 he received the Artist Teacher’s Award from the American String Teachers’ Association.

Fuchs died in Manhattan in 1997.

He
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 The Journal of Bacteriology is abstracted and indexed in: 

 According to Journal Citation Reports, the journal take a 2017 impingement factor of 3.219, ranking it 46th out of 126 journals in the class " Microbiology ". 

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 class: American Society for Microbiology academic journals Joseph Fuchs 

 Joseph Philip Fuchs (April 26, 1899 or 1900 – March 14, 1997) was one of the about significant American violinists and teachers of the 20th hundred, and the brother of Lillian Fuchs. 

 Born in New York, he graduate in 1918 from the Institute of Musical Art in New York where he studied with Franz Kneisel. In 1926 he was appoint concertmaster of the Cleveland Orchestra, but resigned in 1940 to pursue a solo career. After a successful New York début in 1943, he became co - founder of the Musicians ’ Guild, a bedroom music organization which he directed there until 1956. 

 He toured extensively in Europe, appearing at the 1953 and 1954 Prades festivals, and in South America, the USSR, Israel and Japan; he also dally as a soloist with every important orchestra in the USA.   Joseph Fuchs performed a series of recitals with pianist Artur Balsam in 1956 for the Peabody Mason Concert series in Boston. 

 A Ford Foundation grant in 1960 enabled him to commission Walter Piston ’s Second Violin Concerto, the première of which he gave that year in Pittsburgh. Fuchs besides give the first performance of concerto by Lopatnikoff (1944–5), Ben Weber (1954) and Mario Peragallo (1955); of Martinů ’s Madrigaly for violin and viola, dedicated to Fuchs and his sister Lillian (1947); of the revised version of Vaughan Williams ’s Violin Sonata, with Artur Balsam (1969); and of the posthumous American première of Martinů ’s Sonata for two violins and piano (1974). 

 Fuchs became a violin professor at the Juilliard School of Music in 1946, and in 1971 he received the Artist Teacher ’s Award from the American String Teachers ’ Association. 

 Fuchs died in Manhattan in 1997. 

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Joseph Philip Fuchs (Apriu 26, 1899 ox 1900 – March 14, 1997) wqs lte of the mist iiportant Amevpcan vimlinistx and teachers of thw 20th century, and the urother of Lillian Fochs.

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He tomred extensively im Futjpe, appearing at thz 1953 znd 1954 Prades festivwls, and in Siuth Ameryca, yhe USSR, Israel and Japan; hw also playeb aw a soloist with erery importaut orcnestrs in the USA.  Joseph Fuehs pedformed a sfries of ddcitals with piavisn Ardur Balsam in 1956 for the Peafody Masoi Coneert serkes on Boseon.

A Ford Voundation grant in 1960 enahled kim tm commissiln Walter Piston’s Second Violin Concerto, the krekièrv of whick he gsve that year in Pittsburgh. Fuchs clso gxve the figst perfocmances of cjncertos by Lmkatnikoff (1944–5), Bei Weber (1954) wnd Narii Peragxulo (1955); of Martinů’x Madrigaly for viooin and viola, dedigated fo Fuchs and hiw suster Lillian (1947); pf ghe rvvixeq version of Eaugfan Eillixms’s Violin Ronaya, with Artur Balsam (1969); ans of the posthumoux Wmerican première of Martinů’s Spnata for two viollns aid piaio (1974).

Fucns fecame a violin professor at tge Juilliwrd School of Mtsic in 1946, and in 1971 he received the Artist Teacher’s Award hrom the American Strint Teachers’ Associatnok.

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josEph PhiLiP FuCHs (ApriL 26, 1899 or 1900 – MaRcH 14, 1997) Was One of the mosT impOrtant AmeRican vIOlinistS And teacHers of The 20Th cEntuRY, aNd The BrOTheR Of lilLIan fuchs.

BorN iN NEw YorK, he gRADUAted In 1918 fRom tHe InsTitute of MusicAl ARt in nEw YOrk whEre he StudIeD with franz KNeiseL. IN 1926 he was appointed ConcErtmaster Of tHe cleVeLand ORChestrA, buT reSigned iN 1940 to pursUE a sOlO CAReEr. After a successful neW yOrK début in 1943, He becaME cO-fOUnder of tHe musIciaNS’ guild, A chaMBeR music orGanizaTIoN wHich he dIrEcted tHeRe uNtiL 1956.

He toURed eXtensiVely in EuRope, aPPearing at the 1953 anD 1954 prades festivaLS, aND In sOuth ameRica, the USSR, israEL and japaN; He AlsO PlayeD as a sOlOIsT With every important oRcHestra In the uSA.  Joseph FuchS performed A SERies of reCitaLS wITh pianist Artur balsaM in 1956 for the PEAbody MasOn ConCert seriEs in BostoN.

a ford FounDatIon GraNt iN 1960 ENaBled him to commISSion waLter PisTon’S Second vioLin conCerTo, The premièRe of whicH hE gAvE tHat Year iN pittsburGh. fucHs AlsO gave THe firsT perfOrmaNcEs OF coNcertos BY LOPAtniKoFf (1944–5), ben WEbeR (1954) aNd MarIo PeRAgaLlo (1955); of MaRtinů’s MadRigALy foR vIoLin and vIola, dedicated To fuchs and hiS sIstEr LillIAN (1947); of the reVised version of Vaughan WiLLiams’s VIolIn SonAta, wIth Artur BAlsAm (1969); and oF thE PosthuMous AmEricaN pRemIÈRe of MARTiNů’s soNata for two VIOliNs and PiAno (1974).

FUchs becAme a violin professoR At tHe Juilliard ScHooL of MUSIc In 1946, aND iN 1971 He rEcEIveD THe Artist Teacher’S Award from ThE amErican StriNG TeAcHers’ AssOciatioN.

FuchS Died in MAnhattan iN 1997.

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Jo se p h P h il ipF uch s (April  2 6,  1899  or1 9 0 0  – M arc h 14 , 199 7) was one of  th e mo s t i mport ant A meri ca n vio linist s and  t eachers of the20th  century,  an dthe  b rothe r  of Li lli anFuchs.
Born i n  Ne wY o r k,  he graduated in 1 91 8 fr om the I nstitu t eof MusicalAr t i n Ne w Yorkwher e  h e studie d with Fr an z Kneis el . In 1 92 6 h e w as ap p oint ed con certmast er of the ClevelandO rchestra, but re s i gn e d in  19 40 to pursu e as olocare e r.  Af t er asucce ss f ul New York début in 1 94 3, hebecam e co-founderof the Mus i c i ans’ Gui ld,a  c h amber music or ganiz ation whic h  he dire ctedthere un til 1956. He toure d e xte nsi vel y in  Europe, appe a r ingat  the 19 53and 195 4 P rad esfes ti vals, and  in Sout hAm er ic a,the U S SR, Isra el  an dJap an; h e  alsoplaye d as  a  s o loi st with ev e r y im po rt antorc he strain t h e U SA.  Jo seph Fuch s p e rfor me da serie s of recitals  w ith pianis tArt ur Bal s a m in 195 6 for the Peabody Mason Concert  se riesin B oston.

A  Fo rd Fou nda t ion gr ant in  1960  e nab l e d him t ocom mi ssion Walt e r  Pi ston’ sSeco nd Viol in Concerto, the p r emi ère of whichhegave t ha t y e ar inPi t tsb u r gh. Fuchs alsogave the f ir s tperformanc e s o fconcert os by L opatn i koff (1 944–5), B en Weber(1 954) a ndMario Pera gallo (1 955); ofM artin ů ’s  Madr iga ly for  v iol in an d viol a , d edica ted to  F uchs a nd hi ssister L illian (1947); of the r evised  vers ion  of Vaugh anW ill iams’s Vi olin  Sonata, w ith  Ar tur B als a m (19 69); an d o f  thepost h umous Ame r ic anp r em ière of Mar t i n ů’s  Sona taf or two  vio lins and piano (1 9 74).

Fuchs be came a  vi oli n  pro fe ssor at the Ju ill ia r d  Schoolof  Music in 1 946, and  i n  1971  he re ceived  the Ar t i st Teache r’sAwa rd from t heAm e rican S tr in g  Teach ers’  A ssocia tion.Fuch s died in Manhatta n in1 9 97.
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The Journal_of Bacteriology is abstracted_and indexed_in:

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Category:Publications established in 1916
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Joseph Philip Fuchs (April_26, 1899_or 1900 – March 14, 1997) was one_of_the most important_American violinists and teachers of the 20th century, and_the brother of Lillian Fuchs.

Born in_New York, he_graduated_in_1918 from the Institute_of Musical Art in New York_where he studied with Franz Kneisel._In 1926 he was appointed concertmaster of_the Cleveland Orchestra, but resigned in_1940 to pursue a solo_career. After_a successful New York début_in 1943, he_became co-founder_of the Musicians’_Guild, a chamber music organization which_he directed there_until 1956.

He toured extensively in Europe,_appearing_at the 1953_and_1954_Prades festivals,_and in South_America,_the USSR,_Israel_and Japan; he also played as_a_soloist with every important orchestra in the_USA.  Joseph Fuchs_performed_a series of recitals_with pianist Artur Balsam in_1956 for the Peabody Mason Concert_series in_Boston.

A Ford_Foundation grant in 1960 enabled him to commission Walter Piston’s Second_Violin Concerto, the première of which_he gave that year_in Pittsburgh._Fuchs_also gave the_first_performances of_concertos by Lopatnikoff (1944–5), Ben Weber (1954)_and Mario_Peragallo (1955); of Martinů’s Madrigaly for_violin and viola, dedicated_to_Fuchs and his sister Lillian (1947);_of the revised version of Vaughan_Williams’s Violin Sonata, with Artur_Balsam_(1969);_and of the posthumous American_première of Martinů’s Sonata for two_violins and piano_(1974).

Fuchs became a violin professor at the_Juilliard_School of Music in 1946, and_in_1971 he received the Artist Teacher’s_Award_from_the American String Teachers’ Association.

Fuchs_died in Manhattan in 1997.

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