The book of Musical Knowledge
The book of Musical Knowledge
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" His male choruses, such as "Salamis" and the " Wach- terlied, " are well known. A recent composition is the "Overture to a Drama, " which handles modern effects with classic dignity.
Gustav Satter, born in 1832, has composed symphonies, over- tures, an opera, and the tone-picture "Washington. " Ferdinand Thieriot, born in 1838, has composed orchestral fan- tasies, manuscript symphonies, and the opera "Renata. " Georg Riemenschneider, born in 1848, is another conservative composer for orchestr...a.
Hans Koessler has produced a symphony, a violin concerto, a cantata, and smaller works; but he became best known through his symphonic variations, hi which he endeavored to picture Brahms in various phases of life.
Wilhelm Berger, born in Boston, though living hi Germany, is another conservative. His "Todtentanz" scored a fair success.
Georg Henschel, for a long time ultimate with Brahms, composed some instrumental music, as well as an oratorio, a requiem, and small operas. But he became most famous by his singing and his early leadership of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" His male choruses, such as "Salamis" and the " Wach- terlied, " are well known. A recent composition is the "Overture to a Drama, " which handles modern effects with classic dignity.
Gustav Satter, born in 1832, has composed symphonies, over- tures, an opera, and the tone-picture "Washington. " Ferdinand Thieriot, born in 1838, has composed orchestral fan- tasies, manuscript symphonies, and the opera "Renata. " Georg Riemenschneider, born in 1848, is another conservative composer for orchestr...a.
Hans Koessler has produced a symphony, a violin concerto, a cantata, and smaller works; but he became best known through his symphonic variations, hi which he endeavored to picture Brahms in various phases of life.
Wilhelm Berger, born in Boston, though living hi Germany, is another conservative. His "Todtentanz" scored a fair success.
Georg Henschel, for a long time ultimate with Brahms, composed some instrumental music, as well as an oratorio, a requiem, and small operas. But he became most famous by his singing and his early leadership of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
What to read after The book of Musical Knowledge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elson Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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