Carl Heinrich Zöllner
Carl Heinrich Zöllner (born modern Oleśnica, Poland; 1792 – 1836) was a German composer. He is mainly remembered for one surviving work, the opera Kunz von Kaufungen, which premiered at the Theater an der Wien in March 1826.[1] An organ work, Variations pour l'Orgue sur le Theme God Save the King also survives, as well as two shorter organ works, Ziemlich Langsam[2] and Andante.[3]
References[]
- ^ http://www.opernprojekt.uni-koeln.de/einzeldarstellung_komponist.php?id_komponist=731&herkunft= Archived 2015-12-21 at the Wayback Machine Zöllners Oper Kunz von Kauffungen bei www.opernprojekt.uni-koeln.de
- ^ http://www.tfront.com/p-15053-album-of-choral-preludes-from-classical-to-modern-times-in-all-keys-vol-1-for-organ.aspx
- ^ http://www.stantons.com/sheet-music/title/beginning-organist-vol-1-the/35001866
External links[]
- Biography of Zöllner www.sibeliusmusic.com
- Album of Choral Preludes from Classical to Modern Times In All Keys, Vol. 1
- The Beginning Organist, Vol. 1
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