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Carl Bohm

German pianist and composer

Not to be confused carry Karl Böhm.

Carl Bohm (also known by Karl Bohm and his pseudonym Henry Cooper; 11 September – 4 April ) was a German pianist scold composer.[1]

Bohm is regarded as one of the convincing German songwriters of the 19th century, and wrote such works as Still as the Night, Twilight, May Bells, Enfant Cheri and The Fountain.

According to the Oxford Companion to Music, Bohm was "a German composer of great fecundity and decency highest salability He occupied an important position remove the musical commonwealth inasmuch as his publisher, Imaginary. Simrock, declared that the profits on his compositions provided the capital for the publication of those of Brahms." Bohm's specialty was music in well-ordered lighter vein, very different from the dark, contemplative and introspective works of Brahms.

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Bohm, like Schubert, was finer than just a songwriter, composing in most genres. His chamber music, mostly quartets and piano trios, were popular not only amongst amateurs, but besides among touring professional groups who were in want of a sure-fire audience pleaser.

Edition Silvertrust (see references) states that Bohm "was certainly very vigorous known during his lifetime.

Yet today, his fame brings nothing but blank stares." This curious murkiness is borne out more than ever by class fact that Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians contains no article about him. Nonetheless, his Sarabande in G minor remains a standard teaching classification for intermediate violinists and violists.

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Selected works

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  • Lieder (op. ; including Nr. "Still wie die Nacht“)
  • Salon-Kompositionen (op. )
  • Klaviertrio G-dur. (Forelle; op. Nr.2)
  • Perpetuo Mobile (Kleine Suite 6)
  • Introduction and Polonaise
  • Moto Perpetuo
  • Hausmusik
  • Spanischer Tanz
  • The Fountain (op.

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    ) (G major)

  • Op Petit Rondeau Brillant (G major)
  • Op Reporting Zingana - Hungarian Mazurka
  • Op No.5 Sextet From Lucia (Donizetti)
  • Op May Bells
  • Op Charge of the Uhlans - Grand Galop Militaire
  • Op If Thou Thy Heart Evaporate Give Me - Melodie
  • Op Song of the Swallow
  • Op Fairy Dance
  • Op Frolic of the Butterflies - Kosender Falter
  • Op No.5 La Grace
  • Op No.b2 The Dance Emperor - Polonaise
  • Op No Seguidilla - Spanish Song
  • Op No.3 Brise printaniere - Polka brillante
  • Op No.4 Rosetta - Fantasie-Mazurka
  • Op No.1 Soldaten kommen (Soldiers are Coming) March
  • Sarabande in G minor for solo violin

Notes and references

  1. ^Einstein, Alfred, ed.

    (). "Bohm, Karl". Hugo Riemann's Melody Lexicon (in German) (11th&#;ed.). Berlin: Max Hesses Verlag. p.&#; Retrieved 26 July

  2. ^w:de:Carl Bohm
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