Columbus (Herzogenberg)

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Columbus is an 1870 composition by Heinrich von Herzogenberg. A large scale cantata in Wagnerian style it was premiered at the Graz Music Society Concert Hall on 4 December 1870. [1] [2]

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References

  1. Wiechert, Bernd (1997-11-12). Heinrich von Herzogenberg (1843-1900): Studien zu Leben und Werk (in German). Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. doi:10.13109/9783666279010. ISBN   978-3-525-27901-4. Ein 'Bekenntnis zu Wagner': der Columbus Eine dramatische Kantate für Soli, Männerchor, gemischten Chor und großes Orchester nannte Herzogenberg den Columbus, sein erstes Werk für Chor und Orchester, 1870 komponiert und 1872
  2. The Musical World - Volume 48 - Page 845 1870 ". Graz. — Herr Herzogenberg's dramatic cantata, Columbus, has been very well received here."
  3. Herzogenberg, Heinrich von; Schade, Michael; Schuen, Andrè; Butter, Markus; Kaftan, Dirk; Oper Graz Chor; Grazer Philharmonisches Orchester (2019), Columbus (in no linguistic content), Georgsmarienhütte: CPO, OCLC   1082325342