SKU: HL.50487697
ISBN 9790080136881. Bach (23 x 30,2 cm) inches. Hungarian, English, German. Joseph Schubert; Istvan Mariassy.
Joseph Schubert, born in Warnsdorf (Bohemia) in 1757, is related neither to his famous namesake, Franz Schubert, nor to the well-known musical family of Dresden (Davis, Franz Anton, Franz and Georgine Schubert). He received his first musical instruction from his father, a curator by profession. Then, after moving to Prague and Berlin, he developed his knowledge of violin and viola playing, as well as of composition. In 1779 he entered the service of the Markgraf of Schwerin as a viola player. He lived in Dresden from 1788, where he died on 28 July 1837, at the age of 80. In Gerber's volume Historisch-biographisches Laxicon der Tonkunstler (Leipzig 1790/92) his work in highly esteemed. Among his most important works are four operas, masses, piano works, chamber music and concertos. Gerber knew of over forty-nine concertos. Among his published works the designation opus 1 was given to two works; a set of three violin dous and the present concerto for flute and orchestra.
SKU: BT.EMBZ2791
English-German-Hungarian.
This publication - edited by renowned pedagogues Vilmos Bántai, Imre Kovács, and Béla Vavrinecz - offers a great selection of pieces for flutists in the lower grades of music schools. It includes compositions by prominent Baroque and Viennese Classical composers, including Arcangelo Corelli s Sarabande, excerpts from Christoph Willibald Gluck s opera Orpheus (Dance of the Blessed Spirits), Joseph Haydn s Serenade, and Franz Schubert s Andante. This collection of pieces has remained a valuable resource for musicians for several decades, and it can also serve as a basis for the chamber music repertoire of flutists and pianists.
