Jules Egghard : Mon petit Oiseau - Bluette, Op. 156

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Uploaded by on Feb 15, 2010

"Jules Egghard" is a rather obvious pseudonym used by the Viennese pianist and composer Count Julius Hardegg (1834-67). He studied piano (as did Liszt) with Carl Czerny, and one of his most notable achievements as a pianist would surely have been the premiere performance in Weimar in 1851 of Liszt's piano and orchestra reworking of Schubert's 'Wanderer Fantasy' under the baton of Joseph Hellmesberger. His salon pieces were once very popular, and deserve reappraisal because they are surely as evocative of 19th century Vienna as the work of the Strauss family. The title of this short piece translates as 'My little bird'.

This performance is dedicated to Angela M.
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Played by Phillip Sear
http://www.psear.co.uk

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  • You are right katehoney90, and the performance was light and cheerful as well. Thanks for uploading.

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