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012464-6
Muzykal`nyi Peterburg: Entsiklopedicheskii Slovar`
Tom 1. XVIII Vek: Kniga 6: Anton Ferdinand Titz
[ Musical Peterburg : Encyclopedic dictionary: Volume one: 18th century: Book six]

Ed. and comp. by N.A. Ogarkova et al
St. Petersburg:  Kompozitor, 2002
311 pImagesSchemas, diagrams
7 v
Serie:
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6 of 7
Hardcover. 26.5 x 20.5 cm
ISBN: 5737900312
Language: Russian
The sixth volume of the music encyclopedia is about the 18th century violinist and composer Anton Ferdinand Tietz (1742-1810). He spent about forty years of his life in St. Petersburg playing in the Court orchestra, teaching, and performing in aristocratic houses. This is a collection of Tietz`s instrumental music reprinted from publications made during the his life. The appendix contains an article about the musical culture of St. Petersburg in the 18th century and place of Tietz in it. Summary in German. The previous volumes of the series are also available.
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