soldiers who built the scale model of Montenegro that can still be seen in the Cetinje Palace today. Paul married Martha Maria Frank in 1919. She was also a student of music. She was from a once-wealthy family from the Habsburg region near Czernowitz. Martha bore him two sons: Gerhardt Manuel in 1922 and Georg Michael in 1932. Gerhardt's name was Anglicized to Gerald when the family emigrated to the U.S. Gerald died of "valley fever" in his 20s. George attended Yale, got his PhD in English literature at the University of Texas, and married Rita Gurley in 1958. They had two children: Camille (born 1960) and Gerald (born 1962, named for Gerhardt). Martha Pisk died in 1973, only a few months after she and Paul had moved back to Austin, Texas, from St. Louis, Missouri. After her death, Paul moved to Los Angeles and remarried. He had known his second wife, singer and voice coach Irene Hanna (born Johanna Schwartz) for many years. Hanna died in 1981. Paul Pisk died in Los Angeles in 1990. In 1935 Paul Amadeus Pisk was made an honorary member of the Le Droit Humain masonic lodge "Humanitas" No. 962 in Zagreb during the era of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Major publications PA Pisk, "Max Reger, Briefwechsel mit Herzog Georg II von Sachsen-Meiningen." Journal of the American Musicological Society, Vol. 3, No. 2,149-151. Summer, 1950. PA Pisk – "Subdivision of Tones: A Modern Music Theory and Philosophy" Bulletin of the American Musicological Society, 1942, v.36 PA Pisk "The Fugue Themes in Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier" Bulletin of the American Musicological Society, No. 8 (Oct., 1945), pp. 28–29- Compositions : Der große Regenmacher, 1931 (szenisches Ballett) Schattenseite, 1931 (Monodram) Passacaglia for orchestra String quartet Notes References Jennifer Ruth Doctor, The BBC and Ultra-modern Music, 1922–1936: Shaping a Nation's Tastes (1999) – Cambridge University Press J Glowacki. Paul A. Pisk: Essays in His Honor (1966) – College of Fine Arts, University of Texas E Antokoletz, "A Survivor of the Vienna Schoenberg Circle: An Interview with Paul A. Pisk" Tempo, Tempo, New Ser., No. 154, 15–21.(1985) External links AEIOU Interview with Paul Pisk, October 22, 1986 Interview with Paul Pisk (in German) in the online archive of the Österreichische Mediathek Austrian emigrants to the United States Austrian classical composers American male classical composers American classical composers Second Viennese School Austrian musicologists Austrian Jews American people of Austrian-Jewish descent