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MORITZ MOSZKOWSKI

23rd August 1854 --- 4th March 1925

Moritz Moszkowski (born 1854, Breslau, Prussia [now Wroclaw, Poland]--died 1925,  Paris, France), German pianist and composer known
for his Spanish dances. Moszkowski studied piano at Dresden and Berlin, where he gave his first concert in 1873.

In 1879 he settled in Paris. His two books of Spanische Tänze, Opus 12, were published in 1876 for piano duet and later in many different
arrangements.  They were long popular examples of national music in light style.  Other attempts at national  idioms were less successful.
His opera Boabdil der Maurenkönig (1892) "Boabdil the Moor King") was known chiefly for its ballet.  He also wrote concerti and chamber
music.

Copyright 1994-1998 Encyclopaedia Britannica

Last Updated on 2017
By Steven Ritchie

And now for the Music

(951)"Pres Du Berceau, Opus.58, short extract from the piece". Sequenced by Reginald Steven Ritchie

Thanks to Emily Gray for the music below. Email (HappyMusician@opendiary.com)

(2369)"Mazurka, Opus.10 ,No.3". Sequenced Emily Gray

(2370)"Melodie, Opus.18, No.1". Sequenced Emily Gray

(2371)"Serenade, Opus.15, No.1". Sequenced Emily Gray

Thanks to George Pollen for the music below. You find his website on my Bookmark Page.

(2350)"Hungarian Dances,(From Foreign Lands Opus. 3)". Sequenced by George Pollen

(2220)"Malaguena" from the opera, Baobdil der letze Maurenkonig". Sequenced by George Pollen

(19)"Etude No.1". Sequenced by Philip De Walk

(503)"Etude de virtuosite (Piano) Opus.72, No.13 in A flat minor". Sequence by David Binford

(1845)"Spanish Dances". Sequencer Unknown

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