WILHELM ALETTER (1867-1934) German composer. Wilhelm Aletter Free midi downloads.

WILHELM ALETTER
27^th January 1867 --- 30^th June 1934

Wilhelm was born in Nauheim, Germany in 1867. I can find no history of his early years and what influence his interest in music and
composing, the first time we hear about him was in 1892 when he published a collection of piano pieces. Not long after he moved to
Berlin to studied piano, and composition, under Engelbert Humperdinck and others.

From 1894, he spent most of his time as a pianist, composer, and even as a music dealer. The piece I have sequenced below he wrote
under a pseudonym of Leo Norden.   He wrote mostly salon music for orchestra and piano as well as numerous couplets and songs.

Wilhelm published a cookbook written by the well-known women's rights activist Hedwig Heyl, and to encourage people, he wrote in
the foreword that he promised to create a compositions free of charge with a personal dedication to anyone who sent a new recipe.
These are some of his own serious works for example he composed, Aubade Napolitaine, (1893), a american interlude for piano, At
the Penguins Picnic. (1910),   a Chamber piece Petite Gavotte for cello and piano(1909).   Wilhelm died in Wiesbaden Germany in
1934.
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