Speaking about the work of those composers who became victims of the Holocaust, Yinnon was quoted as saying "Without the  , new music would have sounded quite different." Despite his international success he never achieved similar critical acclaim in his home country of Israel. Speaking to the news website his cousin Yisrael Ganor said "In Germany,  , and the  he was very successful with this material, whereas in Israel he was rarely invited [to conduct]. Once someone famous told him — I don’t remember if it was a musician or journalist — that they would only invite him if there was no one else, or if the budgetary constraints couldn't cover someone well known."
Speaking about the work of those composers who became victims of the Holocaust, Yinnon was quoted as saying "Without the Second World War , new music would have sounded quite different." Despite his international success he never achieved similar critical acclaim in his home country of Israel. Speaking to the news website his cousin Yisrael Ganor said "In Germany, Austria , and the Czech Republic he was very successful with this material, whereas in Israel he was rarely invited [to conduct]. Once someone famous told him — I don’t remember if it was a musician or journalist — that they would only invite him if there was no one else, or if the budgetary constraints couldn't cover someone well known."
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Second World War
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Austria
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Czech Republic