Richard Wagner (1813-1883) is one of the most prominent composers of the world in general and is due to his musical interpretations an innovator of the European musical landscape. He felt a close connection to Ludwig van Beethoven, as just his work was responsible for the decision to turn to the music.  The present work is a tribute to the German artist and appeared to his hundredth birthday in 1870.

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WAGNER, RICHARD

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Richard Wagner und die Homosexualitaet (German Edition)

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Die deutsche Romantik (German Edition)

Der Philosoph Georg Mehlis präsentiert eine umfassende Abhandlung zur Epoche bzw. Kulturbewegung der Romantik. Er schildert die Romantik als gesellschaftliche Bewegung, neues Lebensgefühl und Idee.  Der Autor ordnet die Romantik in ihre historischen und sozialpolitischen Bedingungen ein und erläutert anhand ihrer Vertreter wie z. B. Friedrich von Schlegel, Friedrich Schelling, Novalis und Friedrich Schleiermacher romantisches Bewusstsein und romantische Philosophie, aus denen schließlich romantische Dichtung in den Gattungen Lyrik, Märchen und Roman entstanden ist.   Der Europäische Musikverlag hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, historische Literatur zu Musik, Musikern und Kultur durch qualitativ hochwertige Nachdrucke der Originalausgaben für jeden Liebhaber und interessierten Leser zu erhalten. Das vorliegende Buch ist ein Nachdruck der Originalausgabe von 1922.

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Mehlis, Georg

Europe

Beginnend mit der musikalischen Entwicklung in der ersten Hälfte des 14. Jahrhundert, die den Ausdruck "Ars nova" prägte, bis in das 15. Jahrhundert, als das Pedal der Kirchenorgel seine Bedeutung erfährt, erklärt das vorliegende Buch die Entwicklung der Musikgeschichte. Ausführlich geht der Autor und Musikwissenschaftler, Arnold Schering, auf die Entwicklung von der Einstimmigkeit zur Mehrstimmigkeit, die instrumentale Besetzungsfrage, die Notationsfrage und viele weitere Errungenschaften der Musikgeschichte in der Frührenaissance ein. Der Europäische Musikverlag hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, historische Literatur zu Musik, Musikern und Kultur durch qualitativ hochwertige Nachdrucke der Originalausgaben für jeden Liebhaber und interessierten Leser zu erhalten. Das vorliegende Buch ist ein Nachdruck der Originalausgabe von 1914.

Studien zur Musikgeschichte der Fruehrenaissance (German Edition)

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Schering, Arnold

Literary

Reprint of the famous original method by Jean-Baptiste Arban for trumpet, cornet, bugle and other instruments. This book includes parts 1 to 3. Biographical Sketch of Joseph -Jean -Baptiste-Laurent Arban: This illustrious artist was born at Lyons, France, February 28, 1825. He entered the Conservatory at an early age, taking up the study of the trumpet under Dauverne, and won first prize in 1845. His military term was passed in the navy on board the "La Belle Poule," whose chief musician, Paulus, became Chief Musician of the Garde à Paris during the reign of Napoleon III. After having been professor of Saxhorn at the Military school (1857), he was elected professor of Cornet at the Conservatory January 23, 1869. After attending to these duties for a term of five years, Arban left the Conservatory for six years, returning again in 1880. He was the most brilliant cornet player of his time, and his astonishing performances and triumphant concert tours throughout Europe were the means of establishing the Valve Cornet as one of the most popular of all musical instruments. Arban's artistic ideals, sound musicianship and invaluable instructive principles were perpetuated in his splendid "Method for the Cornet," which has succeeded in maintaining the very highest position among similar instructive works and which has never been surpassed in point of practical superiority or artistic plan. Arban died at Paris on April 9, 1889. He was an officer of the Academie, Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium, of Christ of Portugal, and of Isabella the Catholic, and of the Cross of Russia.

Arban's complete celebrated method for the cornet: Part 1 - 3

Arban, Jean-Baptiste

Reprint of the famous original method by Jean-Baptiste Arban for trumpet, cornet, bugle and other instruments. This book includes the studies parts 1 to 3 with the extra addition of part 4 "The art of phrasing": 150 classic and popular melodies plus 68 duets for two trumpets. Biographical Sketch of Joseph -Jean -Baptiste-Laurent Arban: This illustrious artist was born at Lyons, France, February 28, 1825. He entered the Conservatory at an early age, taking up the study of the trumpet under Dauverne, and won first prize in 1845. His military term was passed in the navy on board the "La Belle Poule," whose chief musician, Paulus, became Chief Musician of the Garde à Paris during the reign of Napoleon III. After having been professor of Saxhorn at the Military school (1857), he was elected professor of Cornet at the Conservatory January 23, 1869. After attending to these duties for a term of five years, Arban left the Conservatory for six years, returning again in 1880. He was the most brilliant cornet player of his time, and his astonishing performances and triumphant concert tours throughout Europe were the means of establishing the Valve Cornet as one of the most popular of all musical instruments. Arban's artistic ideals, sound musicianship and invaluable instructive principles were perpetuated in his splendid "Method for the Cornet," which has succeeded in maintaining the very highest position among similar instructive works and which has never been surpassed in point of practical superiority or artistic plan. Arban died at Paris on April 9, 1889. He was an officer of the Academie, Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium, of Christ of Portugal, and of Isabella the Catholic, and of the Cross of Russia.

Arban's complete celebrated method for the cornet: Part 1 - 4

Réimpression de la plus connue et plus répandue partout dans l'école du monde pour trompette et autres cuivres par Jean-Baptiste ARBAN. Ce livre contient des volumes 1-3. Trait Biographique de la vie de Joseph-Jean-Baptiste-Laurent Arban Ce célébre musicien est né a Lyon en France, le 28-me Fevrier, 1825. Il fut élève du Conservatoire encore jeune, pour étudier la trompette sous Daverné, et obtint le premier prix en 1845. Son devoir militaire fut passé dans la marine sur "La Belle Poule" donc le chef de musique, Paulus, devint chef de musique de la Garde à Paris pendant le reigne de Napoleon III. Après avoir étè professeur de la classe de saxhorn a l'école militaire (1857) il fut nommé professeur d'une classe de cornet au Conservatoire le 23-me Janvier, 1869. Après qu'il s'était devoué à ces devoirs pendant une période de cinque ans, Arban quitta le Conservatoire pour six ans, retournant de nouveau en 1880. Il était le plus brillant cornettiste de son jour et son jeu étonnant, ainsi que les triomphes que lui accordait toute l'Europe pendant ses tournées de concerts, furent le moyen d'etablir le cornet à pistons comme un des plus populaires d'instruments musicale. Arban a perpetué son ideal d'Art, son profond savoir musical, et ses remarquables principes instructifs dans son excellente Methode pour le Cornet qui retient encore le premier rang parmi les oeuvres instructifs de mêne genre, et n'a jamais été surpassée au point de superiorité pratique ou de plan artistique. Arban mourut a Paris le 9-me Avril, 1889. Il était un officier de l'Académie, Chevalier de l'Ordre de Leopold de Belge, de Christ de Portugal, d'Isabelle la Catholique, et de la Croix Russe.

Celebre methode complete de trompette cornet a piston et saxhorn: Volumes 1-3 (French Edition)

Celebre methode complete de trompette cornet a piston et saxhorn: Volume 1 (French Edition)

Réimpression de la plus connue et plus répandue partout dans l'école du monde pour trompette et autres cuivres par Jean-Baptiste ARBAN. Ce livre contient des volumes 1-3 et est complété en plus de la quatrième partie de "L'art du phrasé" avec 150 mélodies classiques et populaires, ainsi que 68 duos pour 2 trompettes. Trait Biographique de la vie de Joseph-Jean-Baptiste-Laurent Arban Ce célébre musicien est né a Lyon en France, le 28-me Fevrier, 1825. Il fut élève du Conservatoire encore jeune, pour étudier la trompette sous Daverné, et obtint le premier prix en 1845. Son devoir militaire fut passé dans la marine sur "La Belle Poule" donc le chef de musique, Paulus, devint chef de musique de la Garde à Paris pendant le reigne de Napoleon III. Après avoir étè professeur de la classe de saxhorn a l'école militaire (1857) il fut nommé professeur d'une classe de cornet au Conservatoire le 23-me Janvier, 1869. Après qu'il s'était devoué à ces devoirs pendant une période de cinque ans, Arban quitta le Conservatoire pour six ans, retournant de nouveau en 1880. Il était le plus brillant cornettiste de son jour et son jeu étonnant, ainsi que les triomphes que lui accordait toute l'Europe pendant ses tournées de concerts, furent le moyen d'etablir le cornet à pistons comme un des plus populaires d'instruments musicale. Arban a perpetué son ideal d'Art, son profond savoir musical, et ses remarquables principes instructifs dans son excellente Methode pour le Cornet qui retient encore le premier rang parmi les oeuvres instructifs de mêne genre, et n'a jamais été surpassée au point de superiorité pratique ou de plan artistique. Arban mourut a Paris le 9-me Avril, 1889. Il était un officier de l'Académie, Chevalier de l'Ordre de Leopold de Belge, de Christ de Portugal, d'Isabelle la Catholique, et de la Croix Russe.

Celebre methode complete de trompette cornet a piston et saxhorn: Volumes 1 - 4 (French Edition)

Reprint of the best-known and most widely used all over the world school for trumpet and other brass instruments by Jean-Baptiste ARBAN. This book contains the complete volume 1. Biographical Sketch of Joseph -Jean -Baptiste-Laurent Arban This illustrious artist was born at Lyons, France, February 28, 1825. He entered the Conservatory at an early age, taking up the study of the trumpet under Dauverne, and won first prize in 1845. His military term was passed in the navy on board the "La Belle Poule," whose chief musician, Paulus, became Chief Musician of the Garde à Paris during the reign of Napoleon III. After having been professor of Saxhorn at the Military school (1857), he was elected professor of Cornet at the Conservatory January 23, 1869. After attending to these duties for a term of five years, Arban left the Conservatory for six years, returning again in 1880. He was the most brilliant cornet player of his time, and his astonishing performances and triumphant concert tours throughout Europe were the means of establishing the Valve Cornet as one of the most popular of all musical instruments. Arban's artistic ideals, sound musicianship and invaluable instructive principles were perpetuated in his splendid "Method for the Cornet," which has succeeded in maintaining the very highest position among similar instructive works and which has never been surpassed in point of practical superiority or artistic plan. Arban died at Paris on April 9, 1889. He was an officer of the Academie, Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium, of Christ of Portugal, and of Isabella the Catholic, and of the Cross of Russia.

Arban's complete celebrated method for the cornet: Volume 1

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