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Ausgewahlte Lieder, Band 1 By Fanny Hensel. Edited By Annette Maurer. For Voice, Piano. Paperback. Edition Breitkopf. Urtext Edition. 64 Pages. by Fanny Hensel, 1993

Fanny Hensel - Traum (German Edition) by Hans-Gunter Klein, 1997-12-31

Fanny Hensel: Briefe aus Rom an ihre Familie in Berlin 1839/40 (German Edition)

'...mit obligater Nachtigallen- und Fliederblutenbegleitung': Fanny Hensels Sonntagsmusiken (German Edition) by Hans-Gunter Klein, 2005-12-31

Hensel: Selected Piano Works (first edition) (Henle Urtext)

Mendelssohn: 24 Songs, Medium Voice (Alfred Vocal Masterworks Series) by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, 2000-02

Twelve Lieder, Op. 9, No. 7: "Sleepless" (Sehnsucht) Sheet Music by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, 2009-06-24

Twelve Songs, Op. 8, No. 3: "Italy" (Italien) Sheet Music by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, 2009-06-24

The Mendelssohn family (1729-1847) from letters and journals by Sebastian Hensel, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, et all 2010-09-10

Songs for Pianoforte, 1836-1837 (Recent Researches in the Music of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries) by Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, 1994-03

Die Familie Mendelssohn, 1729-1847: Nach Briefen Und Tagebüchern, Volume 1 (German Edition) by Sebastian Hensel, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, et all 2010-03-23

AusgewÃ¤hlte Klavierwerke [Selected Piano Works] by Fanny Hensel, 1986-01-01

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MENDELSSOHN-HENSEL,Fanny: Trio For Pf, Vn And Vc
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Germany Early Romantics hensel, fanny Mendelssohn. fanny Mendelssohn hensel(18051847) Germany. fanny Mendelssohn hensel. Ed. Suzy Smith. Jan. 1999.
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home. Mendelssohnhensel, fanny Caecilie (fem) 1805-1847 Germany,Hamburg - Berlin. Title, Parts. Piano trio in g op11, 1 - Allegretto
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Säveltäjien Teosluetteloita Hensel
Säveltäjäluettelo hensel, fanny Koch, PaulAugust fanny hensel geb.Mendelssohn Kompositionen. - Frankfurt Zimmermann, 1993.
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Fanny Hensel In Der Edition Dohr
Translate this page Werke in der Edition Dohr. fanny hensel. Dieses Konvolut beinhaltet vorwiegend Werkevon fanny hensel, die vermutlich in den Jahren 1829 bis 1832 entstanden.
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Extractions: Noten edition dohr Service e-mail home Komponist Werke in der Edition Dohr Fanny Hensel Felix Mendelssohn . In den seit 1821 (mit Ausnahme der Jahre 1829 bis 1831) stattfindenden Sonntagsmusiken im Hause Mendelssohn tritt auch Fanny als Pianistin und Dirigentin auf. 1829 heiratet Fanny den Hofmaler Wilhelm Hensel. Ihr einziges Kind, Sebastian Hensel, wird am 16. Juni 1830 geboren. Fanny starb am 14. Mai 1847, wenige Monate vor ihrem Bruder Felix
Fanny Hensel In Der Edition Dohr
Translate this page Komponist. Werke in der Edition Dohr. Jobst-Hermann Koch. Jobst-Hermann Koch(* 1935) ist Kantor und Organist an der evangelisch-lutherischen Kirche St.
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Galileo-MC: Lan Rao - Micaela Gelius - Fanny Hensel-Mendelssohn: Lieder
Translate this page Lan Rao - Micaela Gelius fanny hensel-Mendelssohn Lieder precio5.71 referencia 74321563422 formato CD. Escribe tu opinión
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Galileo-MC: Lan Rao - Micaela Gelius - Fanny Hensel-Mendelssohn: Lieder
Translate this page Lan Rao - Micaela Gelius fanny hensel-Mendelssohn Lieder precio 4.51 referencia 74321563422 formato CD. ARTE NOVA VOICES - LIEDER
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Fanny Hensel, Geborene Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Das Werk
Translate this page Martina Helmig (Hg.) fanny hensel, geborene Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Rainer Cadenbach,Beziehungen zwischen fanny hensel und ihrem Bruder in ihren Werken.
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Breitkopf & Härtel -
Translate this page Wir fanden 11 Werke für Sie. Zeige Treffer 1-11. hensel, fanny 1805-1847. 2 Stücke1. Fantasia g-moll 2. Capriccio As-dur Vc,Klav. EB 8575, 11,00 ,
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Fanny Hensel: A Sesquicentennial Commemoration
fanny hensel A Sesquicentennial Commemoration, . by Suzanne Summerville. 38. FelixMendelssohn and his sister, fanny hensel, both died 150 years ago in 1847.
http://music.acu.edu/www/iawm/articles/fall97/summerville.html

Extractions: Felix Mendelssohn and his sister, Fanny Hensel, both died 150 years ago in 1847. This special anniversary has provided the incentive for Fanny and Felix conferences, exhibits of memorabilia, performances of their works and new research into their lives and music. Fanny scholar and performer Suzanne Summerville has been actively involved in many of the events that have taken place, and she presents the following series of articles and reports. What's in a Name? Fanny Hensel geb. Mendelssohn Bartholdy The very difficult question of becoming Christians, or to bring up one's children as Christian, faced Abraham and Lea Mendelssohn, as it did all Jews in Germany in the early years of the 19th century. In 1816 the Prussian Ministry of Finance issued a votum (or ruling) linking civil rights to a conversion: "The conversion of Jews to the Christian religion must be facilitated, and all civil rights must be linked to their conversion. But as long as a Jew remains Jewish, he cannot obtain a position in the State."1 Lea wished to have her children brought up as Lutherans, and on March 21, 1816, all four of the Mendelssohn children were baptized secretly by Pastor Staegemann in Berlin's Jerusalemkirche. After her conversion, Fanny took as a middle name Cäcilia in place of Zippora. The children's uncle, Jacob Salomon, Lea's brother, in order to replace his very Jewish-sounding family name, adopted the name of Bartholdy, after the former owner of some family estates. Although Abraham's two sisters had chosen to become Christians, he himself put off his own conversion. But when in August 1822 King Friedrich Wilhelm III declared that no members of the Jewish religion would be able to hold teaching positions in Prussia, Lea and Abraham converted to Protestantism in Frankfort on October 4, 1822. The name Bartholdy was legally added to their Jewish surname on the 13th of February 1823.2 Felix retained the double name written without a hyphen (it is sometimes written incorrectly). Brother Paul added the hyphen and his descendants can be distinguished by its inclusion in their double name.
Faust By Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel: An American Premiere
Faust by fanny Mendelssohn hensel An American Premiere, . a concert reviewby Irene Brychcin. I think fanny hensel would have been pleased, too.
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Extractions: Exactly 151 years and 3 days after its completion, conductor Robert Page, the women of the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh, soprano Lisa Temple, and pianist Joy Ann Crummie joined forces to present Faust by Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel in its American Premiere and first modern performance on Saturday, March 26, 1994. The reconstruction and modern edition of Faust is by Dr. Suzanne Summerville, Professor of Music at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. This excellent reconstruction and edition by Dr. Suzanne Summerville brings to the repertoire a fine example of early-middle nineteenth century choral, vocal, and pianistic styles, the work having been completed March 23, 1843. The role of the piano is vital in setting the mood of each contrasting section and the virtuosic demands placed upon the performer reflect Fanny Hensel's skill as a pianist. The playing of pianist Joy Ann Crummie brought forth the elegance and vivacity characteristic of this genre. Soprano Lisa Temple was outstanding as Ariel with a beautiful, clear, expressive voice. The women of the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh were superb as the spirit chorus with vocal coloration that enhanced the poetry and clearly defined the contrasts within the work. The masterful preparation, insight, and conducting of Music Director and Conductor Robert Page made this a cohesive, expressive, and enjoyable performance that was warmly and enthusiatically received by the audience.
Quartets By Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, Emilie Mayer, And M. Laura Lombardini Sirm
Classical Music Review New Releases. Quartets by fanny Mendelssohnhensel,Emilie Mayer, and M. Laura Lombardini Sirmen. fanny Mendelssohn
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Extractions: Classical Music Review: New Releases Quartets by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, Emilie Mayer, and M. Laura Lombardini Sirmen. Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel: String Quartet in E flat major ; Emilie Mayer: String Quartet op. 14 in G minor ; M. Laura Lombardini Sirmen: Quartetto No. 2 in B flat major, Quartetto No. 3 in G minor. Erato Quartett Basel (Emilie Haudenschild, violin; Attila Adamka, violin; Heinz Haudenschild, viola; Emeric Kostyak, cello). cpo 999 679-2 (72'23) My copy of the Norton/Grove Dictionary of Women Composers is comfortingly thick, over 500 pages; however, I probably own fewer than 25 classical CDs of music by women. Some labels CRI, for example release a substantial number of disks featuring women composers, but even today women are much more likely to be seen performing classical music than composing it. Women are to be heard but not heard from. No matter how much the situation appears to be changing at present and it is changing, consider the success in America of Joan Tower, Ellen Taaffe Zwilich, Shalamit Ran and others (there are, of course, similar changes going on throughout the world) past iniquities cannot be altered, and it must be accounted something more than a shame that for centuries over half of our number have been silenced, often for no better reason than something as ludicrous as bourgeois propriety. This collection of string quartets by 19th century women demonstrates that the silence was not complete. Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel (1805-1847) wrote over 400 works, mainly songs and short works for piano. Her brother Felix seems to have encouraged her writing but discouraged its publication. She wrote mainly for her Berlin salon, the salon being one of the few socially acceptable outlets for female creativity in the 19th century. Her
Fanny Hensel
Translate this page fanny hensel. 1805-1847 Chorlieder. fanny hensel, geb. Mendelssohn Bartholdygeboren 14. November 1805 in Hamburg gestorben am 14.
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FANNY HENSEL EDITION
Zweifel ist fanny hensel die bedeutendste Komponistin des 19. Jh.
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Extractions: Alle größeren Chorwerke auf vier CDs Szene aus Goethes Faust II für Sopran-Solo, Frauenchor u. Klavier (EE); Zum Fest der heiligen Cäcilia für Soli, Chor und Klavier (EE); Nachtreigen für achtstimmigen Chor; fast alle unbegleiteten Chorlieder; dazu Terzette, Duette, Sololieder (auch hierbei zahlreiche Ersteinspielungen). Alle CDs sind erschienenen bei THOROFON, Schallplatten KG, Eichhornweg 11, Michaela Krämer, (Sopran); Gerhild Romberger, Mechthild Georg, (Alt); Alastair Thompson, Dirk Lüdemann, Dominik Wortig, Florian Simson (Tenor); Bernhard Hüsgen, (Bariton), Andreas Haller (Bass); Richard Braun, Ulrich Urban, Elzbieta Kalvelage (Klavier); Florilegium Musicum Rotterdam, Dortmunder Instrumental-Solisten
Charles GOUNOD : ³Fanny HENSEL²
Translate this page fanny hensel (1815-1847). C'est également à Rome que le jeune GOUNODrencontrera fanny hensel soeur de Félix MENDELSSOHN. Cette
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Fanny-Hensel(english)
fannyhensel-Grundschule i Berlin, Photo from the first trip toBerlin, Germany. fanny-hensel-Grundschule i Berlin.
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CANTATE - Komponistenporträt: Fanny Hensel - Eine Spät Emanzipierte Komponisti
Translate this page - Komponistenporträt. Im Schatten des kleinen Bruders. fanny hensel- eine spät emanzipierte Komponistin. »Die Musik wird für ihn
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Extractions: Komponistenporträt »Die Musik wird für ihn vielleicht Beruf, während sie für Dich stets nur Zierde, niemals Grundbaß Deines Seins und Tuns werden kann und soll.« - So schrieb der eigentlich liebevolle Vater Abraham Mendelssohn seiner fünfzehnjährigen Tochter Fanny. Mit »ihn« meinte das Familienoberhaupt natürlich keinen Geringeren als den über drei Jahre jüngeren Felix, dem somit bereits als Junge die Komponistenlaufbahn nahegelegt wurde. Dennoch verstand es die Tochter aus gutem Hause, sich allmählich gegen den Willen ihrer männlichen Angehörigen auf musikalischem Gebiete durchzusetzen. Sie hinterließ uns eine ganze Reihe interessanter Kompositionen und zählt zweifelsohne zu den markanten Persönlichkeiten des neunzehnten Jahrhunderts. drohten. Jedoch sollte es nur ein einziges Mal sein, das Fanny den Rahmen dieser häuslichen Veranstaltungen verließ: Im Februar 1838 trat sie in einem Wohltätigkeitskonzert auf. Bezeichnenderweise gab sie dabei keine eigenen Werke zum Besten, sondern spielte das Klavierkonzert g-moll (op. 25) ihres kleinen Bruders Felix. Fanden schon Felix' Werke nicht zuletzt der bösartigen Propaganda von Richard Wagner und später der Nazis wegen teilweise kaum die ihnen gebührende Beachtung, so gilt dies um so mehr für das quantitativ geringere, aber qualitativ häufig ebenbürtige kompositorische Vermächtnis von Fanny Hensel. Nur wenige Künstler wußten bislang das Leben und Werk der spät emanzipierten und leider noch immer unbekannten Künstlerin so zu schätzen, wie der französische Komponist Charles Gounod: »Madame Hensel war eine außergewöhnliche Musikerin, eine bemerkenswerte Pianistin, eine Frau von hohem Geist, klein, schmächtig, aber von einer Energie, die man in ihren dunklen Augen ahnen konnte und in ihrem Blick voll Feuer.«
Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel "Prelude For Solo Organ"
Call 800543-5429 VIV 304. Prelude for Solo Organ By fanny MendelssohnHensel Arranged by Barbara Harbach. The separation of fanny
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Extractions: By Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel Arranged by Barbara Harbach The separation of Fanny from her family produced this poignant and wistful three-part Song Without Words. The organ, in this arrangement of a favorite piano work, combines a rhythmic pulse with a soaring melody. Fannys over 400 works are being slowly recovered and performed throughout the world A Brief Bio of the Arranger Dr. Barbara Harbach, Visiting Professor of Music at University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh, tours extensively as both a concert organist and harpsichordist. Her appearances include recitals throughout North America, Korea, Japan, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Yugoslavia and Russian Siberia as well as solo and continuo roles with symphony orchestras. She holds degrees from Pennsylvania State University, Yale University, Konzertdiplom from the Musikhochschule, Frankfurt, Germany, and the Eastman School of Music (D.M.A.). Her lively performances and recordings have captured the imagination of many American composers, and the body of work written for and dedicated to Harbach is substantial.

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