The Story of Chamber Music
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1771. J. B. Cramer (Mannheim), 1771-1858. Pianist, composer, and teacher.
1772. Joseph Wolff (Salzburg), 1772-18 12. Pianist and com- poser, who studied under Michael Haydn. In extem- porisation on the piano he was popularly considered superior to Beethoven. He published many chamber music works, but his career was not successful. He died in London forgotten, and, it is said, almost destitute.
222 Appendix A 1772. Prince Lools Ferdinand of Prussia (Friedrichsfelde), 1772- 1806. Distinguished am...ateur musician and com- poser of interesting chamber music.
1776. Ignax Schuppanxigh (Vienna), 1776- 1830. He, as leader, with Mayseder, Weiss, and Lincke, constituted the celebrated string quartett which first performed Beet- hoven's works, under the composer's own direction.
1778. J. N. Hummel (Pressburg), 1778-1837. Distinguished musician. Pupil of Mozart. Composer of chamber music, of which it may be said that while good, it was but superficial in feeling.
178a Lulgi Borghl, violinist and composer, who resided in London about 178a He wrote some excellent sonatas for violin, and for viola d'amore and double bass.
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1771. J. B. Cramer (Mannheim), 1771-1858. Pianist, composer, and teacher.
1772. Joseph Wolff (Salzburg), 1772-18 12. Pianist and com- poser, who studied under Michael Haydn. In extem- porisation on the piano he was popularly considered superior to Beethoven. He published many chamber music works, but his career was not successful. He died in London forgotten, and, it is said, almost destitute.
222 Appendix A 1772. Prince Lools Ferdinand of Prussia (Friedrichsfelde), 1772- 1806. Distinguished am...ateur musician and com- poser of interesting chamber music.
1776. Ignax Schuppanxigh (Vienna), 1776- 1830. He, as leader, with Mayseder, Weiss, and Lincke, constituted the celebrated string quartett which first performed Beet- hoven's works, under the composer's own direction.
1778. J. N. Hummel (Pressburg), 1778-1837. Distinguished musician. Pupil of Mozart. Composer of chamber music, of which it may be said that while good, it was but superficial in feeling.
178a Lulgi Borghl, violinist and composer, who resided in London about 178a He wrote some excellent sonatas for violin, and for viola d'amore and double bass.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by N Nicholas Kilburn to read onlineMoreLess
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