A Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers di A. Mason Clarke
Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers. 1.09
Duos for violin and 'cello; Trios for bassoon, tenor, and 'cello ; Duos for two 'celli; Solos for 'cello; Grand trio for violin, tenor, and bass; Airs varies and potpourris for 'cello, &c.
'Linke (Lincke), Joseph, born at Trachenberg, Silesia, June 8th, 1783, died in Vienna, March 26th, 1837. Virtuoso on the 'cello, pupil of his father and of Oswald on the pianoforte and the violin, of Hanisch on the organ and counterpoint, and of Lose and Flemming on the 'cello. He succeeded Lose as first 'cellist in the opera orchestra then conducted by Carl Maria von Weber. In 1808 he joined the orchestra of Prince Rasoumoffsky in Vienna ; in i8i6he was appointed chamber musician to the Countess of ErdOdy-Niezky in Croatia; two years later he returned to Vienna and was appointed solo 'cellist in the orchestra of the Theater an der Wien. From 1831 he was in the orchestra of the Imperial Opera. Linke excelled as a quartet player. Compositions : Concerto?, caprices, variations, fantasias, rondos, polonaises, etc.
'Lipinski, Karl Joseph, born at Radzyn, Poland, Oct. 30th,* 1790, died at Urlow, near Lemburg, Dec. 16th, 1861. Performer, pupil of his father, but chiefly self-taught. In the year 1810 he was
* Some writers say Nov. 4th.
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Dictionary Fiddlers Trios Duos Solos Grand Airs Linke Lincke Joseph Trachenberg Silesia June Vienna March Oswald Hanisch Lose Flemming Lose Carl Maria Weber Prince Rasoumoffsky Vienna Countess ErdOdy-Niezky Croatia Vienna Theater Wien Imperial Opera Concerto Lipinski Karl Joseph Radzyn Poland Oct Urlow Lemburg Dec Nov Linke Compositions Performer
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