Rainer honeck biography of abraham

  • RAINER HONECK Rainer Honeck was born in in Nenzing, Austria and started learning violin at the age of seven; he pursued his studies at.
  • He was considered a virtuoso performer on the bass; a composer of operas and other forms of chamber music as well as the bass; and was an internationally.
  • But then he crafted a sensationally sonorous performance of Strauss's Ein Heldenleben, graced by a majestic violin solo by Rainer Honeck.

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    • Paul Abraham
    • Franz Abt
    • Adolphe Adam
    • Thomas Adès
    • Denes Agay
    • Giovanni Agnelli
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    • Alexander Alabieff (alabiev)
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    • Isaac Albeniz
    • Johann Georg Albrechtsberger
    • Hugo Alfvén
    • Alfred Altenburger
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    • Leroy Anderson
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    • Max Ast
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    • Johann Sebastian Bach, Ferruccio Busoni
    • Johann Sebastian Bach, Josef Hellmesberger (Sohn)
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    • Otto Bach
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    • Alfred Bäck
    • Henk Badings
    • Christian Bakanic
    • Mili Alexejewitsch Balakirew
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      Dan Fortin: Cannon - Dan Fortin; various artists

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      Written by Raul da Gama
      Category: Jazz and Improvised

      Dan Fortin – Cannon
      Dan Fortin; various artists
      Elastic Recordings ()

      The voluptuous sound of Dan Fortin’s bass echoes with dark, sustained murmuration on Cannon, a fascinating programme conceived and executed in a series of duets. Each track features Fortin and a procession of intrepid experimentalists, restless in nature, who allow themselves to be led into the unknown seemingly by following the vibrations of a single note. 

      There is a kind of propulsive energy in each of the works and this gives poignant meaning to the title of the recording – Cannon – where notes and phrases appear (metaphorically and literally) to be slingshot out of the principal instrument (which is Fortin’s bass) rather than played in the customary sense that music might be played. Thus Fortin succeeds in drawing his

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      The beloved Christmas Carol Silent Night was written bygd a ung Austrian präst, Joseph Mohr, in after a walk through his quiet, snow laden town – a town that was at peace. It was first performed on Christmas Eve, , at St. Nicholas Church in Oberndorf as Stille Nacht Heilige Nacht, with Mohr singing the lyrics and playing the guitar to a score written bygd Franz Xaver Gruber, the choir director.

      A copy of the six-verse song was taken to his home village bygd an kroppsdel builder and repair man working at the church. It was subsequently shared across nordlig Europe bygd two families of människor singers from the by. The julsång was performed for the King of Prussia in and debuted in the United States outside Trinity Church in New York City in

      Silent Night has been translated into languages and was even sung simultaneously by soldiers on the battlefield in French, German and English on Christmas Eve

      Georg Frideric Handel's () Harpsichord Suite No. 7 in G minor () fryst vatten a set of baroque instr