University Musical Encyclopedia volume 10
University Musical Encyclopedia volume 10
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Romberg was the name of a family of German musicians founded by two brothers, Anton and Heinrich. , who lived in Bonn and Berlin, and appear to have sunived imtil 1792. Anton plaved bassoon; gave concerts in Ham- burg. B. Mar. G, 1742, Westphalia; d. Dec. 14, 1814. Anton played bassoon; son and pupil of the second ANTON. B. 1777. Bernhard founded the modern school of 'cello playing and greatly increased the capability of that instrument by careful study ROME of its technique; composed concerto ...for two 'cellos, many works for 'cello solo, chamber music, a Military Con- certo, " Die wiedergefundene Statue, " and other operas; funeral symphony for l^ueeii l. , ()uise of Prussia. 'Celli>t in the Electoral Band at Cologne in the time of the Beethovens, Romberg toured as virtuoso during the French invasion; was instructor at the Paris Conservatoire, 1801-3; member of the Berlin royal orchestra; court chapel- master at Berlin, 1815-19; then set- tled in Hamburg, but made frequent concert tours.
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Romberg was the name of a family of German musicians founded by two brothers, Anton and Heinrich. , who lived in Bonn and Berlin, and appear to have sunived imtil 1792. Anton plaved bassoon; gave concerts in Ham- burg. B. Mar. G, 1742, Westphalia; d. Dec. 14, 1814. Anton played bassoon; son and pupil of the second ANTON. B. 1777. Bernhard founded the modern school of 'cello playing and greatly increased the capability of that instrument by careful study ROME of its technique; composed concerto ...for two 'cellos, many works for 'cello solo, chamber music, a Military Con- certo, " Die wiedergefundene Statue, " and other operas; funeral symphony for l^ueeii l. , ()uise of Prussia. 'Celli>t in the Electoral Band at Cologne in the time of the Beethovens, Romberg toured as virtuoso during the French invasion; was instructor at the Paris Conservatoire, 1801-3; member of the Berlin royal orchestra; court chapel- master at Berlin, 1815-19; then set- tled in Hamburg, but made frequent concert tours.
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