Carl

CARL HEINS

8th June 1859 --- 10th September 1923

Carl Heins was a German composer and pianist who was known in Germany for his salon music pieces which he composed in the classical style.
Heins composed mostly salon music and palour songs.   he managed to composed melodies in a style that  showed off his abitilys of making the
piano sing in a picturesquely salon style which was all the raged at that time.

It was Heins competency of the keyboard  that led him to perform and compose.   In the early 1900's he composed the music and the words for
the song Zwei Dunkle Augen which was recorded by the tenor Fritz Wunderlich, also a Robert Leonhardt, an operatic baritone for the New York
Metropolitan Opera company, recorded some of Carl Hein songs between 1913 and 1922.

You can still download a number of Carl Heins piano works obtain at this website. Some of his works include, Rose D'or, Mazurka Brillante pour
Piano, Op.106 No.3, Sommerlust- Summer's delight, Op.181, No.3 and Morgenthau, (In the morning Dew), Op.245.

Last Updated on 2023
By Steven

And now for the Music

New (4111)"Pastoral Idyll, Opus.174". Sequenced by Steven Ritchie.

New (4103)"The Merry Wanderer, No.4, Opus.270, (1905)". Sequenced by Steven Ritchie.

New (4102)"The Huntman's Farewell, No.6, Opus.270, (1905)". Sequenced by Steven Ritchie.

If you done any Classical pieces of say for example, Delius, mozart, and so on etc,

please email them to the classical music site with details to

"classical   (@)    ntlworld.com" (written this way to stop spammers)

just remove spaces and brackets for email address), thank you.

Visitors to this page --

Back to Classical Midi Main Menu click "HERE"            

eXTReMe Tracker

                                            

© 1997 - 2023 by Webmaster 2000. Please note all MIDI pieces are © by the sequencer, so please email them if you wish to use them on your Non-Commercial site.

You have my permission to use my own sequenced pieces, so long as due credit is given and a link back to this site..