Composers from Germany [Misc]

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Ferdinand Hiller (1811-85)

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With all the welcome attention to the Liszt bicentenary, let's not forget the bicentenary of Hiller, born 23 or 24 October 1811 - one or two days after Liszt! Some of his many piano works are available on IMSLP, but I have never seen his excellent set of six caprices anywhere but in my own music collection.
Hiller F. 6 Capriccetti Op. 35.pdf
So here it is - hopefully to be enjoyed by anyone who likes pieces in similar vein by Mendelssohn and Sterndale-Bennett. Bizarelly, the titles on my British Ashdown edition are in Italian, and the performing instructions are in French - but I imagine the work was first published in Germany.
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Re: Ferdinand Hiller (1811-85)

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Phillip210 wrote:the titles on my British Ashdown edition are in Italian, and the performing instructions are in French - but I imagine the work was first published in Germany.
...and the dedicatee appears to be Russian :)

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Dear Phillip,

Many thanks for scanning these Hiller Caprices. Excellent music!

All Best,

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Re: Ferdinand Hiller (1811-85)

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Phillip210 wrote:With all the welcome attention to the Liszt bicentenary, let's not forget the bicentenary of Hiller, born 23 or 24 October 1811.
Superb work Sir and let us not forget another 1811 composer, being Taubert. There have been a few scores on IMSLP lately.

Of course, next year will be the greatest of all celebrations.

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Re: Ferdinand Hiller (1811-85)

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thalbergmad wrote:
Phillip210 wrote:With all the welcome attention to the Liszt bicentenary, let's not forget the bicentenary of Hiller, born 23 or 24 October 1811.
Superb work Sir and let us not forget another 1811 composer, being Taubert. There have been a few scores on IMSLP lately.

Of course, next year will be the greatest of all celebrations.

Thal
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HullandHellandHalifax wrote:Yes indeed in 2012 Thal will be 200 and not one grey hair yet!
Does he have any hair left?

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Not much hair left here, either! Thanks for the Hiller.
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Heinrich Hofmann (1842-1902)

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I was asked to scan this waltz for someone a while ago, so thought I would share it here too!
Hofmann Waltz Bflat Op. 122.pdf
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Fantaisie et Rondo, Op.18 (Gebel, Franz Xaver) from SBB


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Hello everyone,

I'm looking for Felix Draeseke: op. 13, Fata Morgana.
It's not on IMSLP, maybe someone could help me out with this one;
I would really appreciate it.

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