Josima Feldschuh was a Polish pianist and composer of Jewish origin. Feldshuh was considered a child prodigy. Tragically, her life and promising musical career were cut short during the Holocaust when she died of tuberculosis at just 13 years old while hiding from the Nazis. Josima Feldschuh composed a collection of 17 original piano pieces which she wrote while confined to the Warsaw Ghetto between the ages of 11 and 13. Her surviving manuscript notebook is preserved today at the Yad Vashem Museum.
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