Death and Legacy
Tobias died of pneumonia on 29 October 1918 and was buried in the Wilmersdorf cemetery in Berlin. After the restoration of the Republic of Estonia, Tobias’s remains were reburied on 7 June 1992 in Kullamaa.
In commemoration of Rudolf Tobias' life and work, a monument was erected in Haapsalu in 1929 designed by architect Roman Haavamägi and a memorial erected in Kullamaa in 1973. In 1924 a street in Tallinn was renamed after Tobias and in 1973 Tobias’s name was given to the Children’s Music School in Kärdla, Estonia. On the occasion of the centennial of Tobias’s birth in 1973, a memorial museum was opened in Käina in the house where he was born. The Tobias String Quartet is named after this composer.
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