and his third – commissioned by Jascha Heifetz – with the same orchestra in 1939. Atonality and polytonality are among the techniques used in his later works. His final work was the Concerto for solo piano, Op. 74. He died in Hollywood in 1943 and is buried in Hollywood Forever Cemetery. A year after his death the Joseph Achron Memorial Committee was formed, which included twenty well-known composers, instrumentalists, conductors and critics. He was the older brother of the concert pianist and composer Isidor Achron, who became Jascha Heifetz's accompanist for more than ten years. Selected works Orchestral Hebrew Melody, Op. 33, for violin and orchestra (1911) Hazzan, Op. 34, for cello and orchestra (1912) 2 Hebrew Pieces, Op. 35 (1913) Dance Improvisation, Op. 37 (circa 1913) Epitaph to the Memory of Alexander Scriabin, Op. 38 (1915) Shir, Op. 42, dance for clarinet and orchestra (1917) 2 Pastels, Op. 44, for violin and orchestra (1917) The Fiddle's Soul, Op. 50 (1920) Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 60 (1925) Konzertanten-Kapelle, Op. 64, for violin and orchestra (1928) Two Tableaux from Belshazzar (1931) The Golem, suite for chamber orchestra (1932) Dance Overture (1932) Little Dance Fantasy (1933) Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 68 (1933) Violin Concerto No. 3, Op. 72 (1937) Choral Epitaph (in memory of Skryabin), Op. 38, for four voices and orchestra (1915) Salome's Dance, Op. 61, for mixed voices, piano and percussion (1925) / (1966) Evening Service of the Sabbath, Op. 67, for baritone voice, four voices and organ (1932) – commissioned by Congregation Emanue-El of New York City, published by Bloch Publishing Company. Chamber and instrumental Suite No. 1 en Style Ancien (Première Suite en Style Ancien), Op. 21, for violin and piano (circa 1914) / (1923) Chromatic String Quartet, Op. 26 (circa 1915) Sonata No. 1, Op. 29, for violin and piano (circa 1915) Stimmungen, Op.32, Two Pieces for violin and piano (circa 1915/16) Symphonic Variations and Sonata on a Palestinian Theme, Op. 39, for piano (circa 1916) Suite Bizarre, Op. 41, for violin and piano (circa 1917) Sonata No. 2, Op. 45, for violin and piano (circa 1917) Children's Suite, Op.57, for clarinet, string quartet and piano (circa 1925) Elegy, Op. 62, for string quartet (1927) 4 Improvisations, Op. 63, for string quartet (1927) 2 Pieces, Op. 65, for viola and piano (1932) Statuettes, Op. 66, for solo piano (1930) The Golem, for cello, trumpet, horn