- studied.
Reicha was born in Prague. His
father Šimon, the town
piper of the city, died when
Anton was just 10
months old.
Apparently Reicha's mother was...
-
befriended Anton Reicha, a composer, flutist, and
violinist of
about his own age who was a
nephew of the
court orchestra's conductor,
Josef Reicha. From 1790...
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Anton Reicha.
Josef Reicha was born in Chudenice. In 1761 he
moved to Prague,
where he was
taught cello by
Franz Joseph Werner. In 1771,
Reicha became...
- This
article lists compositions by
Anton Reicha. At
present there exists no
definitive catalogue of the composer's works, and his music, for the most part...
- 24 Horn Trios, Op. 82 is a
collection of horn
trios composed by
Anton Reicha. The
trios are
scored for 3
horns or 2
horns and a b****oon. The work was published...
- by
Anton Reicha. It was
first published by the
composer in 1803 and
served as an
illustration of a
nouveau système (Fr. "new system")
Reicha invented...
- Marcus,
Paraty Reicha Rediscovered,
Volume 1 -
Works by
Antoine Reicha,
Chandos Records Reicha Rediscovered,
Volume 2 -
Works by
Antoine Reicha,
Chandos Records...
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Grande symphonie funèbre et
triomphale for
military band in 1840.
Anton Reicha had
composed his four-movement 'Commemoration'
Symphony (also
known as Musique...
- The
Concerto for
Flute and
Orchestra was
written by
Josef Reicha in 1781,
shortly after he went on a
Grand Tour in the mid to late 1770s.
Though the work...
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France Adam
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