Anecdotal
Anecdotal § Lady Macfarren, Recollections of Dr. Joachim I first saw Joachim at a vistit Professor Macfarren and I paid to his …
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Malcolm Tozer: Josef Joachim at Uppingham School
© Malcolm Tozer 2017 Josef Joachim at Uppingham School Malcolm Tozer A post elsewhere on this website, Paul David: Joseph Joachim (1894), …
Query: Georg Wilhelm Rauchenecker (1844-1906) String Quartet No. 4
The violin 1 and violoncello parts of a lost string quartet (No. 4) by Georg Wilhelm Rauchenecker (1844-1906) have recently been …
Joseph Joachim, “Im Herbst.” Lied after Ludwig Uhland (1849) (Score)
Joseph Joachim, “Im Herbst.” Lied after Ludwig Uhland (Leipzig, 22 December, 1849), Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Musikabteilung (Sammlung Musikerbriefe …
Joseph Joachim, Fantasies on Hungarian and “Irish” motives; Early Cadenza to Beethoven Violin Concerto, op. 61. ca. 1850
Joseph Joachim, Fantasies on Hungarian and “Irish” [recite: Scottish] motives [i.e. “Fantasia on Scottish Airs”]; Early Cadenza to Beethoven Violin Concerto, …
The Monday Popular Concerts: The Illustrated London News, April 25, 1863
The Illustrated London News, April 25, 1863, pp. 465-466. THE MONDAY EVENING POPULAR CONCERTS: THE INSTRUMENTALISTS THE MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. …
James Buswell: Brahms Violin Concerto Op. 77. Commentary
© James Buswell 2017 Brahms Violin Concerto Op. 77 Commentary James Buswell My earliest performances of the Brahms Violin Concerto …
M. Charles: Joseph Joachim und sein Concert “in Ungarischer Weise”
From: M. Charles, Zeitgenössische Tondichter. Studien und Skizzen, Leipzig: Serig’schen Buchhandlung, 1888, pp. 261-273.
Der Ungar, Pesth, April 29, 1844
Der Ungar, Vol. 3, No. 99 (Pesth, April 29, 1844), p. 392. Translation © Robert W. Eshbach 2017. Concerning Joachim’s English …
Joseph Joachim to Unknown, Pesth, May 12, 1848
Holograph: Universitätsbibliothek Leipzig, Kurt-Taut-Slg./5/Hee-J/H/294.Holograph: Universitätsbibliothek Leipzig, Kurt-Taut-Slg./5/Hee-J/H/294. Joseph Joachim to Unknown [Probably Dr. Julius Klengel (1818—1878), son of Moritz Klengel (1794-1870) and Joachim’s …
