More oboe videos @ www.youtube.com "ΕΡΓΑ ΓΙΑ ΤΡΙΟ" Αίθουσα Ιονίου Παν/μίου 27/2/2005 πιάνο, Χρίστος Παπαγεωργίου, όμποε, Σπ.Κοντός, κόρνο, Αντ.Λαγός. "WORKS FOR TRIO" Ionian University Concert Hall (Feb.27, 2005) Oboe:Spyros Kontos Horn:Antonis Lagos Piano:Christos Papageorgiou Carl Reinecke (1827-1910) Trio Amol op.188 I. Allegro Moderato The German composer, conductor and performer, Carl Heinrich Carsten Reinecke, was the son of a teacher of music, Johann Peter Rudolph Reinecke, with whom he studied from an early age. Carl began to compose at the age of 7, and his first public appearance as a pianist was when he was 11 (or 12) years old. As a youth Carl Reinecke was a first-rate orchestral violin-player. At 18 he made a concert tour through Sweden and Denmark, with especial success at Copenhagen. In 1843 he settled in Leipzig, where he studied diligently, and eagerly embraced the opportunities for cultivation afforded by the society of Felix Mendelssohn and Schumann, with a success which amply shows itself in his music. In 1844 he made a professional tour with Wasielewski to Riga, returning by Hanover and Bremen. He was already in the pay of Christian VIII. of Denmark, and in 1846 he again visited Copenhagen, remaining there for two years. On both occasions he was appointed court pianist. In 1851 he went with the violinist Otto von Königslöw to Italy and Paris; and on his return Johann Adam Hiller secured him for the professorship of the piano and counterpoint in the ...

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