JOHANNA MÜLLER – HERMANN (1868 Wien – 1941
Wien) was born in a musically very interested family.
But Johanna was urged to be educated as teacher for
lower schools. When in 1893 she married the ministry
officer Dr. Otto Müller-Martini, she became
financially independent and was able to study music,
among her teachers have been Alexander von Zemlinsky,
Bohuslav Foerster and Franz Schmidt. Then she started
her activity as composer. From 1918 – 1932 she served
as professor for music theor...(+)
JOHANNA MÜLLER – HERMANN (1868 Wien – 1941
Wien) was born in a musically very interested family.
But Johanna was urged to be educated as teacher for
lower schools. When in 1893 she married the ministry
officer Dr. Otto Müller-Martini, she became
financially independent and was able to study music,
among her teachers have been Alexander von Zemlinsky,
Bohuslav Foerster and Franz Schmidt. Then she started
her activity as composer. From 1918 – 1932 she served
as professor for music theory in the Konservatorium in
Wien. Most of her compositions have been performed
during her lifetime.
The ‘Sonate für Violine und Klavier’ op. 5 has
been performed first in 1908. Here we present an
arrangement of this sonata for clarinet and piano.