A Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers di A. Mason Clarke
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Fiddler and composer, pupil ol Lolli, whom he closely resembled in character and disposition. He joined a wandering troupe of minstrels as musical director, and afterwards settled at Clermont-Ferrand. Compositions: 3 concertos for violin and orchestra; Concerto for viola and orchestra ; Quartet for strings; Duos for violins ; Duos for violin and viola; 12 grand solos; Sonatas fantom-agiques ; (L'Ombre de Lolli; l'Ombre de Mestrino; l'Ombre de Pugnani; l'Ombre de Tartini); 6 reves ou caprices; Caprices ou etudes ; Le Nouveau Laby-rinthe harmonique pour violon; Le Nouvel Art de l'archet; Method for violin; Method for viola; Method for clarinet; Several other small pieces for violin.
'Wranitzky, Anton, born at Neureisch, Moravia, in 1761, died in Vienna in 1819. Fiddler, pupil of his brother Paul. Became capellmeister to Prince Lob-kowitz, and, from about the year 1796, was considered one of the best violinists in Vienna, also highly esteemed as a teacher. Compositions: Concerto for violin; 6 Quintets for strings; 15 quartets for do.; Duos lor violins; 20 variations for two violins; 20 variations for violin and bass; Sonatas; Method for violin.
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Biographical Dictionary Fiddlers Lolli Clermont-Ferrand Concerto Quartet Duos Duos Sonatas L'Ombre Lolli Ombre Mestrino Ombre Pugnani Ombre Tartini Caprices Le Nouveau Laby-rinthe Le Nouvel Art Method Method Method Several Wranitzky Anton Neureisch Moravia Vienna Paul Prince Lob-kowitz Vienna Concerto Quintets Duos Sonatas Method Wranitzky Paul Compositions Fiddler Compositions
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