Salon music

[Jean-Séb]

Thank you Timtin and Musiclife for these nice scans.

[FW190]

Three little pieces by Robert Daase (1821-1892)
Published by Wilhelm Jowien, Hamburg, 1862.

Daase,R.-.op.114.-.Artot-Polka-(pno-Jowien-Edition-1862).pdf

Daase,R.-.op.115.-.Zelia-Trebelli-Polka-(pno-Jowien-Edition-1862).pdf

Daase,R.-.op.117.-.Herzlieb-Tyrolienne-(pno-Jowien-Edition-1862).pdf

[Jean-Séb]

Very nice and joyful. Thank you.

[musiclife217]

Here is some more of the Spindler pieces...


Selections from Op. 123

Op. 123 No. 07 - Hunting Song (Jagdstuck)
Op. 123 No. 02 - Fragrant Violet (Duftendes Veilchen)
Op. 123 No. 10 - Flying Leaf (Fliegendes Blatt)
Op. 123 No. 03 - Song of Love (Liebeslied)
Op. 123 No. 04 - A Bud (Knospe)

Spindler, Fritz-Op. 123-Selections.pdf

[musiclife217]

Spindler, Fritz-Op. 294 No. 06-Rheinlander.pdf

[Jean-Séb]

Delightful, thank you so much.

[ilu]

Charles Gilbert Spross’ Barcarolle posted by Tobyjj -on May 3, 2011- i is really beautiful. The theme, development and versatility evidence that his composer is really talented.
I've been looking for his other piano compositions and I have not had any luck; Maybe some member of PP can post something else.
Thank you.

P.S. About the composer:

"Born in Poughkeepsie, New York, (1874-1961), Charles Gilbert Spross served as the organist for several churches in New York and New Jersey throughout his career.
He also toured extensively with many famous singers of his day, including Caruso, Garden, Gluck, Homer, Melba, Nielsen, Nordica, Schumann-Heink, and Ysaÿe.
In addition to his prolific song output, Spross also composed other vocal works for vocal ensemble, including anthems, partsongs, and cantatas.
–Christie Finn"

[FW190]

Charles Gilbert Spross’ Barcarolle posted by Tobyjj -on May 3, 2011- i is really beautiful. The theme, development and versatility evidence that his composer is really talented.
I've been looking for his other piano compositions and I have not had any luck; Maybe some member of PP can post something else.
Thank you.[...]

Besides of the menitioned Barcarolle and a lot of songs I have only this one:
Scherzo fantastique.
Published by John Church, NY, 1924. [nms]

Spross.-.Scherzo-fantastique-(pno-Church-Edition-1924).pdf

[ilu]

Thank you so much!

Best regards.

[musiclife217]

Charles Gilbert Spross’ Barcarolle posted by Tobyjj -on May 3, 2011- i is really beautiful. The theme, development and versatility evidence that his composer is really talented.
I've been looking for his other piano compositions and I have not had any luck; Maybe some member of PP can post something else.
Thank you.

P.S. About the composer:

"Born in Poughkeepsie, New York, (1874-1961), Charles Gilbert Spross served as the organist for several churches in New York and New Jersey throughout his career.
He also toured extensively with many famous singers of his day, including Caruso, Garden, Gluck, Homer, Melba, Nielsen, Nordica, Schumann-Heink, and Ysaÿe.
In addition to his prolific song output, Spross also composed other vocal works for vocal ensemble, including anthems, partsongs, and cantatas.
–Christie Finn"

Was there a recording made of this Barcarolle?