Ernst Pauer Vidéos
pianiste, compositeur et professeur de musique autrichien
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Rudolf Karel Václav Smetáček Nejedlý Česká Filharmonie 1973 2019
Provided to YouTube by Supraphon Revolution overtura, Op. 39 · Rudolf Karel · Česká filharmonie/Václav Smetáček Předehry (Karel, Burian,Pauer, Nejedlý) ℗ 1973 SUPRAPHON a.s. Released on: 2019-02-22 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Dirk Schäfer Schäfer Duport Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Pauer Schafer 1756 1791 1873 1926 1931 2002
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart +••.••(...)) 9 Variations on a Minuet by Duport in D major, K.573 Variations 3 and 6 omitted in this recording Dirk Schäfer, piano Electrical recording, 1926 Dirk Schäfer +••.••(...)) was a Dutch pianist, composer and writer, born in Rotterdam. He studied piano at the Conservatory of Cologne with Max Pauer. Review of the out of print OPAL CD this was taken from: (http•••)
Eugen Albert Ernst Pauer John Stainer Ebenezer Prout Arthur Sullivan Robert Schumann Hans Richter Felix Mendelssohn Franz Liszt Tausig Teresa Carreño Hermine Finck Finck Covent Garden 1809 1881 1886 1892 1895 1907 1963
Eugen D´Albert - Suite in fünf Sätze - 1.Allemande - VSL Synchron Steinway D-274 and Vienna MIR PRO Eugen d'Albert [actually Eugene Francis Charles], was a Scottish-born German pianist and composer. He was to an English mother and a French/Italian father. His father, Charles Louis Napoleon d'Albert +••.••(...)), was a dancer, pianist and music arranger, who had formerly been ballet-master at the King's Theatre and at Covent Garden and wrote popular music. Eugen d'Albert never spoke English fluently, and considered himself to be German. Albert received his early instruction in music from his father. At the age of 10, he entered the National Training School (Royal College of Music) in London, where he studied piano with Ernst Pauer and theory with John Stainer, Ebenezer Prout, and Arthur Sullivan. He arranged the piano reduction for the vocal score of Sullivan's sacred music drama The Martyr of Antioch, to accompany the chorus. While he later said that he considered his work during this period more or less worthless, he is credited with writing the overture to Sullivan's Patience. Eugen d'Albert made extraordinary progress as both a pianist and a composer, and after several appearances at the Popular Concerts, was the soloist in Robert Schumann's Concerto at the Crystal Palace in London (February 5, 1881). On October 24, 1881, when only 17, he played his own piano concerto at one of Hans Richter's concerts, arousing great enthusiasm. The press compared him to Mozart and Felix Mendelssohn. He received a Mendelssohn fellowship and went to Vienna. Later he studied in Weimar with the elderly Franz Liszt, who was greatly impressed by his technique and often referred to him as "the young Tausig." D'Albert can be heard in an early recording of that composer's works. In 1895 Eugen d'Albert was appointed conductor at Weimar. In 1907 he became director of the Hochschule für Musik in Berlin. In the wake of his success, he repudiated his English birth, adopting German citizenship, and made repeated statements derogatory to English culture and even to his former English teachers. He further changed his first name from Eugene to its German form, Eugen. During World War I, he was vocal in his enmity toward England, which led in turn to an understandable repugnance among British musicians to accept his music. Despite a brilliant beginning, Eugen d'Albert did not fulfill his early promise. His musical idiom oscillates between the Italian melodic style and German contrapuntal writings, and fails to achieve originality. His operas and other works were rarely revived. A considerable corpus of his autograph MSS, including 11 of his operas (although not Tiefland), was acquired in 1963 by the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. Eugen d'Albert's personal life was a stormy one. He was married 6 times; his first wife +••.••(...)) was the Venezuelan pianist, singer and composer Teresa Carreño, herself much married. D'Albert and Carreño were the subject of a famous joke: "Come quick! Your children and my children are quarreling again with our children!" (the line, however, has also been attributed to others). His 2nd was the singer Hermine Finck. He died in Riga, where he had traveled for the divorce from his 6th wife. He was buried in the beautiful cemetery overlooking Lake Lugano in Morcote, Switzerland.
Franz Liszt Ernst Pauer Andreae Eugen Albert Vincenz Lachner Lachner Samuel Lange Michaelis 1813 1866 1885 1887 1897 1901 1908 1917 1918 1920 1924 1932 1933 1934 1945
Franz Liszt +••.••(...)) ETUDE NR. 11 (Harmonies du soir), Gespielt von Prof. Max von Pauer +••.••(...)) Notenrolle der Firma Philipps (Nr. 600) Flügel "GROTRIAN STEINWEG" (Braunschweig) mit Selbstspieleinbau der Firma "PHILIPPS" (Frankfurt / M.) (um 1918) Max von Pauer (* 31. Oktober 1866 in London; † 12. Mai 1945 in Jugenheim) war ein deutscher Pianist und Musikpädagoge. Pauer wurde 1866 in London als Sohn des Pianisten Ernst Pauer und dessen Frau Ernestine Pauer, geb. Andreae, geboren. Er studierte bis 1885 Klavier bei seinem Vater an der Royal Academy of Music zusammen mit Eugen d’Albert, seit 1885 Komposition bei Vincenz Lachner am Großherzoglichen Konservatorium in Karlsruhe. Von 1887 bis 1897 unterrichtete er am Konservatorium Köln und von 1897 bis 1924 am Königlichen Konservatorium für Musik Stuttgart. Im Jahr 1908 wurde er als Nachfolger von Samuel de Lange Direktor der Institution, für seine Verdienste wurde er von König Wilhelm II. von Württemberg geadelt. 1920 gestaltete er das Konservatorium zur modernen Musikhochschule um. Von 1924 bis 1932 leitete er das Landeskonservatorium der Musik zu Leipzig. 1933 bis 1934 war er Direktor der städtischen Musik-Hochschule in Mannheim. Im Frühjahr 1917, mitten im Ersten Weltkrieg, unternahm er mit der Violinistin Melanie Michaelis eine Deutschlandtournee, u. a. nach Berlin und Freiberg. Er war ein Pianist von Weltgeltung, der großen Wert auf die Werktreue legte und wie sein Vater zahlreiche Werke in Bearbeitungen herausgab. (Quelle: Wikipedia)
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