A Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers di A. Mason Clarke
Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers. 1.09
of music there. He composed for his instrument, Nocturne for violin and piano, Introduction and Rondo on a national Hungarian air, Introduction and Variations upon airs from Donizetti's operas for violin and orchestra, six concert studies for violin, six pieces for violin and piano. He also composed an opera entitled " Der Erbe von Hohenck," (The heir of Hohenck), songs, etc.
Hauser, Miska, born at Presburg, Hungary, in 1822, died in Vienna, Dec. 8th, 1887. Virtuoso, pupil of Joseph Matalay, Conradin Kreutzer, and May-seder. From 1840 to 1849 he made a concert tour through Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Russia, France, and England. He then, in 1850, went to New York, and travelled through the United States for three years. He next travelled into South America, and from thence to Australia, returning via India, Egypt, Malta, and Marseilles to Vienna. After a short rest he undertook another tour through the continent, visiting Constantinople in 1861, where he played before Abdul Medjid. On his return he practically retired from public life, appearing for the last time at Cologne, in 1874. The following is a list of Hauser's compositions :—Nocturne, Op. 1; Introduction and Rondo on Hungarian melodies, Op. 2 ; Mes adieux a
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Dictionary Fiddlers Nocturne Introduction Rondo Hungarian Introduction Variations Donizetti Der Erbe Hohenck The Hohenck Miska Presburg Hungary Vienna Dec Joseph Matalay Conradin Kreutzer May-seder Germany Denmark Sweden Norway Russia France England New York United States South America Australia India Egypt Malta Marseilles Vienna Constantinople Abdul Medjid Cologne Hauser Introduction Rondo Hungarian Mes After The Nocturne
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