Born in Paris on 19 December 1910; Henri Bronschwak was a violinist. He studied at the Conservatoire de Paris, where he received a first prize in violin, and subsequently appeared as a soloist. In the Orchestre National of French radio he was first principal of the second violins and later first violinist. In 1961 he recorded the Double Concerto by Johannes Brahms with the cellist Jacques Neilz and the Orchestre National de la R.T.F. under Maurice Le Roux; with Jacques Neilz he also recorded the Deux choros for violin and cello by Heitor Villa-Lobos. His younger brother Léon Bronschwak (1915–1991) was likewise a violinist. On the Cybele album Arnold Schönberg: Die Prinzessin (2008) he is represented as a violinist.
Henri Bronschwak
Violin
