10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIOLONCELLIST»
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violoncellist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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But if the violoncellist cannot rely sufficiently upon his knowledge, he is advised
to play the bass as the composer has written it, rather than run the risk of
ignorantly adding many absurd and discordant notes. Only in a solo is a skilful
addition of ...
Johann Joachim Quantz,
2011
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Carter, Bryce (
violoncellist): Programs and Related Material ...
Material in the Australian performing arts programs and ephemera (PROMPT) collection consists of programs and related items for Australian performing arts organisations, Australian artists performing overseas, professional productions ...
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THE QUARTERLY MUSICAL MAGAZINE AND REVIEW
He afterwards became violoncellist at the opera comique, at the great opera, and
in 1763 one of the musicians of the chamber to the King. A short time previous to
his death, which occurred in 1800, he was dismissed, on account of his age, ...
In the year 1826 he was appointed first violoncellist in the Royal Court Chapel at
Berlin, a situation which had been held by Duport, Bernard Romberg, and Max
Bohrer, successively. His playing, which triumphs over all difficulties, the powerful
...
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Letters to Beethoven and Other Correspondence: 1824-1828
At the outbreak of the French Revolution, virtuoso violoncellist Jean Louis Duport
(1749-1819) left his native Paris for the royal court of Prussia, where his elder
brother, Jean Pierre (1741-1818), had worked since 1773. Jean Pierre was the ...
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The Quarterly Musical Magazine and Review
He afterwards became violoncellist at the opera comique, at the great opera, and
in 1763 one of the musicians of the chamber to the King. A short time previous to
his death, which occurred in 1800, he was dismissed, on account of his age, ...
Richard Mackenzie Bacon,
1824
Adams, James Blake b. c. 1749, organist, violoncellist, violinist. When James
Blake Adams was recommended by Francis Hackwood for membership in the
Royal Society of Musicians on 1 February 1784, he had "studied & prac- tis'd
upwards ...
Philip H. Highfill, Jr., Kalman A. Burnim, Edward A. Langhans,
1973
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A Biographical Dictionary of Actors, Actresses, Musicians, ...
1822, violoncellist. William Watethouse was elected a member of the Royal
Society of Musicians on 6 August 1769. That year he played in the Messiah at the
Foundling Hospital. In 1773 he was in the service of the Duke of Cumberland,
and ...
Philip H. Highfill, Kalman A. Burnim, Edward A. Langhans,
1993
9
The Letters of Anthony Trollope
The 'Robert Lindley (1776-1855). reputed to be the greatest violoncellist of his
day; principal violoncellist for the London opera from 1791 to 1851; Professor at
the Royal Academy of Music. It is worth recalling that Septimus Harding, whose ...
Anthony Trollope, N. John Hall,
1983
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Music for a Mixed Taste : Style, Genre, and Meaning in ...
If, without understanding composition, the violoncellist introduces extempore
graces into the bass, in a ripieno part he will do even more harm than a violinist,
especially if he has a bass part before him above which the principal part is ...
Steven Zohn Assistant Professor of Music History Temple University,
2008
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VIOLONCELLIST»
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violoncellist is used in the context of the following news items.
Il magico violoncello di Rebecca Roundman
VAIANO. Il violoncello come non l'avete mai sentito... Inizia con un "bang" e non si ferma più il virtuosismo di Rebecca Roundman, tra le violoncelliste cross-over ... «Il Tirreno, Jul 15»
Webnotte, 2Cellos: Michael Jackson al violoncello
Webnotte, 2Cellos: Michael Jackson al violoncello. I 2Cellos sono Luka Šulic e Stjepan Hauser, un duo di violoncellisti croati che, utilizzando i loro strumenti, ... «La Repubblica, Oct 14»