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Simon Sechter (11
October 1788 – 10
September 1867) was an
Austrian music theorist, composer, conductor, and organist. He is best
known as a
strict music...
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numerals to
denote the
chords of the
tonal scale, as
developed by
Simon Sechter,
Arnold Schoenberg,
Heinrich Schenker and others,
practiced today in Western...
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actually made
appointments for
lessons with the
counterpoint master Simon Sechter. On 26
March 1828, the
anniversary of Beethoven's death,
Schubert gave...
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sixth chord could be
reinterpreted as the
applied dominant of D♭.
Simon Sechter explains the
chord of the
French sixth chord as
being a
chromatically altered...
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aspiring to
become a
student of the
famous Vienna music theorist Simon Sechter,
showed the
master his
Missa solemnis (WAB 29),
written a year earlier...
- Theodor [nl] and
Vinzenz also
became musicians). He
studied music with
Simon Sechter and
Maximilian Stadler. He
conducted at the
Theater am Kärntnertor in Vienna...
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Reinhart Hilde Rössel-Majdan
Antonio Salieri Emil von
Sauer Simon Sechter Franz Schalk Arnold Schoenberg Franz Schmidt Franz Schreker Leopold Spitzer [de]...
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Romantic period. He
studied under Julius Benedict, Carl Czerny, and
Simon Sechter. Döhler was born in Naples,
where his
father (d. 1843 in Lucca)
lived and...
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Hopkins Gallaudet,
American minister and
educator (born 1787) 1867 –
Simon Sechter,
Austrian organist, composer, and
conductor (born 1788) 1889 – Charles...
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instruction from
Friedrich Wilhelm Grund, Carl
Maria von Bocklet, and
Simon Sechter. In 1846 he
entered the
Conservatoire de Paris,
where he
studied the piano...
