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Buch. Condition: Neu. Guitar Works | Bardenklänge. 3. op. 13/1-7. Gitarre., Engl/dt, Guitar Works (Mertz) | Johann Kaspar Mertz | Buch | 56 S. | Englisch | 1990 | Zimmermann Musikverlag | EAN 9790204704194 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Schott Music GmbH & Co. KG, Weihergarten 5, 55116 Mainz, info[at]schott-music[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Condition: 1. Noten. Gitarre. 56 S. An Malvina op.13, 1a - Romanze op.13, 1b - Abendlied op.13, 2a - Unruhe op.13, 2b - Elfenreigen op.13, 2c - An die Entfernte op.13, 3a - Etude op.13, 3b - Capriccio op.13, 3c - Gondoliera op.13, 4a - Liebeslied op.13, 4b - Fingals-Höhle op.13, 5a - Gebet.

Condition: New. Wynberg, Simon, ed|An malvina ||Abendlied ||Unruhe ||Elfenreigen ||An die entfernte ||Etude |Capriccio |Gondoliera |Liebeslied |Gebeth |Tarantelle |Variations mignonnesThe beautiful Romantic miniatures called the Bardenklaenge are in this volume which is.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, North American guitarists showed great interest in the compositions of European guitar composers. The guitar works of J. K. Mertz (1806-1856) were clearly favored among the American virtuosi at that time as confirmed in concert programs, in correspondence, and in the numerous American fretted instrument journals, such as Cadenza, Crescendo, S. S. Stewart's Banjo and Guitar Journal, and Etude. This study provides a detailed survey of these sources, as well as collections, archival materials, and manuscripts pertaining to Mertz during this period. Information concerning the life and works of J. K. Mertz and his reception in Europe is followed by an introduction to the guitar in America and an assessment of the stature of Mertz's music in America at the time. Subsequent chapters provide new biographical data for prominent American guitarists including Charles J. Dorn, Arling Shaeffer, Walter Vreeland, C. D. Schettler, C. F. Elzear Fiset, Jennie M. Durkee, Vahdah Olcott-Bickford, William Foden, George C. Krick, J. M. and Gertrude Miller, and Carl W. F. Jansen. Chapters 11-13 chronicle the pertinent activities of these guitarists that resulted in the preservation of significant manuscript copies of Mertz's works. Manuscript copies of three previously lost concert works by Mertz preserved in American collections are described. Further topics included are Mertz in American pedagogical writings, the dissemination of his music, and associations between American and European guitarists. The conclusion discusses the introduction of the music of Tarrega and his followers to American guitarists. PART I. BACKGROUND Chapter 1. Biography 2. The Music of J. K. Mertz 3. The Popularity of Mertz in Europe ca. 1885-1925 4. The Guitar in America ca. 1885-1925 PART II. RECEPTION HISTORY 5. The Stature of the Music of Mertz in America ca. 1890-1925 6. Vahdah Olcott-Bickford 7. St. Louis Guitar Zenith 8. The Miller Family 9. Carl W. F. Jansen 10. J. K. Mertz in American Pedagogical Writings PART III. THE DISSEMINATION OF THE MUSIC OF MERTZ 11. Associations Between American and European Guitarists 12. Availability of Published Music of Mertz in America ca. 1870-1925 13. Manuscript Copies of Works by Mertz Preserved in American Collections PART IV. CONCLUSION 14. The Introduction of the Music of Tarrega and His Followers to North American Guitarists This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, North American guitarists showed great interest in the compositions of European guitar composers. The guitar works of J. K. Mertz (1806-1856) were clearly favored among the American virtuosi at that time as confirmed in concert programs, in correspondence, and in the numerous American fretted instrument journals, such as Cadenza, Crescendo, S. S. Stewart's Banjo and Guitar Journal, and Etude. This study provides a detailed survey of these sources, as well as collections, archival materials, and manuscripts pertaining to Mertz during this period. Information concerning the life and works of J. K. Mertz and his reception in Europe is followed by an introduction to the guitar in America and an assessment of the stature of Mertz's music in America at the time. Subsequent chapters provide new biographical data for prominent American guitarists including Charles J. Dorn, Arling Shaeffer, Walter Vreeland, C. D. Schettler, C. F. Elzear Fiset, Jennie M. Durkee, Vahdah Olcott-Bickford, William Foden, George C. Krick, J. M. and Gertrude Miller, and Carl W. F. Jansen. Chapters 11-13 chronicle the pertinent activities of these guitarists that resulted in the preservation of significant manuscript copies of Mertz's works. Manuscript copies of three previously lost concert works by Mertz preserved in American collections are described. Further topics included are Mertz in American pedagogical writings, the dissemination of his music, and associations between American and European guitarists. The conclusion discusses the introduction of the music of Tarrega and his followers to American guitarists. PART I. BACKGROUND Chapter 1. Biography 2. The Music of J. K. Mertz 3. The Popularity of Mertz in Europe ca. 1885-1925 4. The Guitar in America ca. 1885-1925 PART II. RECEPTION HISTORY 5. The Stature of the Music of Mertz in America ca. 1890-1925 6. Vahdah Olcott-Bickford 7. St. Louis Guitar Zenith 8. The Miller Family 9. Carl W. F. Jansen 10. J. K. Mertz in American Pedagogical Writings PART III. THE DISSEMINATION OF THE MUSIC OF MERTZ 11. Associations Between American and European Guitarists 12. Availability of Published Music of Mertz in America ca. 1870-1925 13. Manuscript Copies of Works by Mertz Preserved in American Collections PART IV. CONCLUSION 14. The Introduction of the Music of Tarrega and His Followers to North American Guitarists This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, North American guitarists showed great interest in the compositions of European guitar composers. The guitar works of J. K. Mertz (1806-1856) were clearly favored among the American virtuosi at that time as confirmed in concert programs, in correspondence, and in the numerous American fretted instrument journals, such as Cadenza, Crescendo, S. S. Stewart's Banjo and Guitar Journal, and Etude. This study provides a detailed survey of these sources, as well as collections, archival materials, and manuscripts pertaining to Mertz during this period. Information concerning the life and works of J. K. Mertz and his reception in Europe is followed by an introduction to the guitar in America and an assessment of the stature of Mertz's music in America at the time. Subsequent chapters provide new biographical data for prominent American guitarists including Charles J. Dorn, Arling Shaeffer, Walter Vreeland, C. D. Schettler, C. F. Elzear Fiset, Jennie M. Durkee, Vahdah Olcott-Bickford, William Foden, George C. Krick, J. M. and Gertrude Miller, and Carl W. F. Jansen. Chapters 11-13 chronicle the pertinent activities of these guitarists that resulted in the preservation of significant manuscript copies of Mertz's works. Manuscript copies of three previously lost concert works by Mertz preserved in American collections are described. Further topics included are Mertz in American pedagogical writings, the dissemination of his music, and associations between American and European guitarists. The conclusion discusses the introduction of the music of Tarrega and his followers to American guitarists. PART I. BACKGROUND Chapter 1. Biography 2. The Music of J. K. Mertz 3. The Popularity of Mertz in Europe ca. 1885-1925 4. The Guitar in America ca. 1885-1925 PART II. RECEPTION HISTORY 5. The Stature of the Music of Mertz in America ca. 1890-1925 6. Vahdah Olcott-Bickford 7. St. Louis Guitar Zenith 8. The Miller Family 9. Carl W. F. Jansen 10. J. K. Mertz in American Pedagogical Writings PART III. THE DISSEMINATION OF THE MUSIC OF MERTZ 11. Associations Between American and European Guitarists 12. Availability of Published Music of Mertz in America ca. 1870-1925 13. Manuscript Copies of Works by Mertz Preserved in American Collections PART IV. CONCLUSION 14. The Introduction of the Music of Tarrega and His Followers to North American Guitarists This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, North American guitarists showed great interest in the compositions of European guitar composers. The guitar works of J. K. Mertz (1806-1856) were clearly favored among the American virtuosi at that time as confirmed in concert programs, in correspondence, and in the numerous American fretted instrument journals, such as Cadenza, Crescendo, S. S. Stewart's Banjo and Guitar Journal, and Etude. This study provides a detailed survey of these sources, as well as collections, archival materials, and manuscripts pertaining to Mertz during this period.Information concerning the life and works of J. K. Mertz and his reception in Europe is followed by an introduction to the guitar in America and an assessment of the stature of Mertz's music in America at the time. Subsequent chapters provide new biographical data for prominent American guitarists including Charles J. Dorn, Arling Shaeffer, Walter Vreeland, C. D. Schettler, C. F. Elzear Fiset, Jennie M. Durkee, Vahdah Olcott-Bickford, William Foden, George C. Krick, J. M. and Gertrude Miller, and Carl W. F. Jansen. Chapters 11-13 chronicle the pertinent activities of these guitarists that resulted in the preservation of significant manuscript copies of Mertz's works.Manuscript copies of three previously lost concert works by Mertz preserved in American collections are described. Further topics included are Mertz in American pedagogical writings, the dissemination of his music, and associations between American and European guitarists. The conclusion discusses the introduction of the music of Tárrega and his followers to American guitarists. PART I. BACKGROUNDChapter 1. Biography 2. The Music of J. K. Mertz 3. The Popularity of Mertz in Europe ca. 1885-1925 4. The Guitar in America ca. 1885-1925PART II. RECEPTION HISTORY 5. The Stature of the Music of Mertz in America ca. 1890-1925 6. Vahdah Olcott-Bickford 7. St. Louis Guitar Zenith 8. The Miller Family 9. Carl W. F. Jansen 10. J. K. Mertz in American Pedagogical WritingsPART III. THE DISSEMINATION OF THE MUSIC OF MERTZ 11. Associations Between American and European Guitarists 12. Availability of Published Music of Mertz in America ca. 1870-1925 13. Manuscript Copies of Works by Mertz Preserved in American CollectionsPART IV. CONCLUSION 14. The Introduction of the Music of Tárrega and His Followers to North American Guitarists.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Mertz in America | The Music of J. K. Mertz in Early Twentieth-Century America | Brian Torosian | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2023 | [.] | EAN 9781312094413 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.