Alles Gute zum Geburtstag Bernhard Molique! 🎹🥂
Composer: Bernhard Molique (1802-1869)
Work: Konzert (g-moll) für Akkordeon und orchester, Op.46 (1854)
Performers: Goran Kοvаčević (accordion); Symphonieorchester Vοrаrlberg; Nicolas Cοllοn (conductor)
Painting: Cesare Tiratelli (1864-1933) - The village festival
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(Wilhelm) Bernhard Molique
(Nuremberg, 7 October 1802 - Cannstatt, nr Stuttgart, 10 May 1869)
German violinist and composer. He first studied with his father, a musician in the municipal band, making his first public appearance when he was 6. After some lessons with Ludwig Spohr (1815), he studied with Pietro Rovelli in Munich (1816-17). He made his formal debut in Vienna on 28 December 1817, and then became a member of the orchestra of the Theater an der Wien. He was made concertmaster of the Munich Court orchestra (1820) and then of the Stuttgart orchestra, being granted the title of Musikdirektor. He won fame abroad with extended tours in the Netherlands, Russia, England and France. The political crisis of 1848 caused him to settle in London, where he was professor of composition at the Royal College of Music (1861-66). After giving his farewell concert at St. James's Hall (3 May 1866), he retired to Cannstadt. As a composer, he was closer to Mendelssohn and disliked the modernism of the New German School. His conservative leanings are also evident in his somewhat old-fashioned 'Studies in Harmony' (London, 1862). His works include 6 violin concertos (1827-46), 8 string quartets (1841-53), pieces for violin and piano and for violin and flute, fantasias, rondos, and other works for solo violin, and many songs. His eldest daughter Caroline Molique (fl. 1827-1882) became known as an accomplished pianist.
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