| Description: | This is a digital copy of the four parts of Charles Dancla's first string quartet, op.5 in F minor. Charles Dancla was the most prominent member of a family of musicians and a virtuoso violinist, composer and teacher. In 1828, he was admitted to the Paris Conservatory of Music, where he won the first prize in 1833. At the Conservatory, he studied violin with Paul Guérin and Pierre Baillot. Dancla played solo violin with the orchestra of the théâtre Royal de l'Opera Comique and with the Société des Concerts. In ca. 1860, he was appointed professor of violin at the Paris Conservatory and retired from that post in 1892. He wrote 14 string quartets intended for professional or amateur players (opp. 5, 7 ,18, 41, 48, 56, 80, 87, 101, 113, 125, 142, 160, and 195a) and three easy string quartets (op. 208). The library's copy includes a list of subscribers that names amateur and distinguished musicians such as: the composers [Hector] Berlioz, [Luigi] Cherubini, [Giacomo Meyerbeer], the violinist [Jean-Delphin] Alard, and pianist [Pierre] Zimmermann, among others. |
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| Creator(s): | Dancla, Charles, 1817-1907. |
| Creation Date: | [182?] |
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Publisher Name: Ad. Catelin et Cie.
Publisher Info: Chez Ad. Catelin et Cie., editeurs des compositeurs réunis, rue Grange Bateliè, no.26.
Place of Publication: Paris, France
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| Original Creation Date: | [182?] | |
| Description: | This is a digital copy of the four parts of Charles Dancla's first string quartet, op.5 in F minor. Charles Dancla was the most prominent member of a family of musicians and a virtuoso violinist, composer and teacher. In 1828, he was admitted to the Paris Conservatory of Music, where he won the first prize in 1833. At the Conservatory, he studied violin with Paul Guérin and Pierre Baillot. Dancla played solo violin with the orchestra of the théâtre Royal de l'Opera Comique and with the Société des Concerts. In ca. 1860, he was appointed professor of violin at the Paris Conservatory and retired from that post in 1892. He wrote 14 string quartets intended for professional or amateur players (opp. 5, 7 ,18, 41, 48, 56, 80, 87, 101, 113, 125, 142, 160, and 195a) and three easy string quartets (op. 208). The library's copy includes a list of subscribers that names amateur and distinguished musicians such as: the composers [Hector] Berlioz, [Luigi] Cherubini, [Giacomo Meyerbeer], the violinist [Jean-Delphin] Alard, and pianist [Pierre] Zimmermann, among others. |
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Full title as appears in the t.p. of the first violin part: 1er quatuor, pour deux violons, alto et basse, dédié à monsieur Girard, premier chef d'orchestre du théâtre Ral. de l'Opera Comique, par J. Ch. Dancla, violon solo du théâtre Royal de l'Opera Comique, membre se la Société des Concerts, oeuvre 5. Pl. no.: Ade.C.(567)& Cie. |
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4 parts ; 32 cm. |
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| Uniform Title: | Quartets, strings, no. 1, op. 5, F minor | |
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| Resource Type: | Musical Score/Notation | |
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