FRIEDRICH BURGMÜLLER
and
THE
SALONS OF PARIS 1830 - 1860
Friedrich Burgmüller:
"Pharsalia",
Valse brillante, op.89 No. 4 
FRIEDRICH BURGMÜLLER
and
THE
SALONS OF PARIS 1830 - 1860
Friedrich Burgmüller:
"Pharsalia",
Valse brillante, op.89 No. 4
The
Jeune Ecole of Parisian Pianists (approx. 1835)
Staying
from left: Theodor Döhler, Jacob Rosenhain, Frédéric
Chopin,
Alexander
Dreyschock and Sigismund Thalberg;
Sitting
from left: Edouard Wolff, Adolf Henselt and Franz Liszt
Adolf von Henselt (1814-1889) :
Waltz,
op.28 No.1
Theodor Döhler (1814-1856):
Nocturne, op.24
Edouard Wolff (1816-1880):
Polonaise No.3
Alexander Dreyschock (1818-1869) :
Bluette, op.16
Sigismund Thalberg (1812-1871) :
Nocturne, op.23
No.2
Friedrich Burgmüller:
Nouvelle Polka
No. 1 wwO
Friedrich Kalkbrenner (1785-1849):
Scherzo from
the Sonata in A flat, op.177
Salons
Pleyel
Friedrich Burgmüller :
Air francais
wwO
Henry Charles Litolff (1818-1891) :
Scherzo, from
the Concerto Symphonique in d minor, op.102
Grand
Piano d'Erard, approx. 1845
Franz Hünten (1793-1878):
Waltzes, op.120
Friedrich Burgmüller:
"Redowa", Valse
bohemienne wwO
Henri Herz (1803-1888):
Etude, op.153
No.2
Friedrich Burgmüller:
Krakowiak
wwO
Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849):
Nocturne op.
posth.
Adolf Gutmann (1819-1880):
Nocturne A
flat op.8 No.1
Carl Filtsch (1830-1845):
Adieu
Charles Henri Alkan (1813-1888) :
Saltarello,
op.23
Friedrich Burgmüller:
Polka favorit
wwO
Louis Moreau Gottschalk (1829-1869) :
"Le Bananier"
, Caprice
Charles Mayer (1799-1862) :
Waltz,
op.83
Jacques Herz (1794-1880):
Valse brillante
op.37
Friedrich Burgmüller:
Rondo alla
turca, op. 68 No. 4
Emile Prudent (1817-1863):
Imromptu
No. 3, op.44
Piano
from the manufacture of Henri Herz, approx. 1835
Stephen Heller (1813-1888) :
"La Chasse"
, Concert Etude op.29
Friedrich Burgmüller:
"Souvenir
du Mont Ferrat", Valse wwO
Ferdinand Hiller (1811-1885) :
"Zur Guitarre"
, Impromptu op.97
Friedrich Burgmüller :
Valse sentimentale
wwO
Julius Schulhoff (1825-1898) :
Mazurka,
op.5 No. 4
Hotel
de Ville
Friedrich Burgmüller :
Rondo militaire,
op.97 No. 3
"Dragons
des Villars", Valse brillante o. op.
Franz Liszt (1811-1886):
Waltz
op. posth.
Music often
appeals as disturbing,
because
it is so noisy.
(Wilhelm Busch)
Copyright by Klaus Zehnder-Tischendorf 2002