Ernst Gröschel
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Ernst Gröschel (9 December 1918 in Nuremberg – 5 May 2000 in Zams, Tirol) was a German pianist. Gröschel studied with Emil von Sauer and others in Vienna. He is regarded as the first pianist who played Mozart and Beethoven completely on historical keyboard instruments. He was a member of the Bamberg Piano Quartet.[1] He left behind a large number of recordings both on vinyl and in the archives of the Bayerischer Rundfunk.[2][3][4]
Publications
- Ernst Gröschel auf einem historischen Hammerflügel - Bach, Johann Sebastian. - S.l.: Colosseum-Schallplatten, 1973
- Mozart auf dem Hammerklavier. Menuett und Trio G-Dur KV1 - Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. - S.l.: Colosseum-Schallplatten, 1973
- Konzerte, Kl Orch Klavierkonzerte Tonträger - Beethoven, Ludwig van. - Merenberg: Zyx Music, P 2008
- Trios, Vl Vc Kl (1997) Trio für Klavier, Violine und Violoncello - Klepper, Wilhelm. - Bamberg: Egino Klepper, 2000
- Oktette, MWV R 20 Streichoktett E-Dur op. 20 - Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Felix. - Hamburg: Line Music, 2000
Further reading
- Bayerische Akademie der Schönen Künste (ed.): Laudatio auf Ernst Gröschel. In Jahrbuch, Band 9. Beck, Munich 1995, S. 468 ff.
- Gröschel, Ernst, jun. In Kürschners deutscher Musiker-Kalender. De Gruyter, Berlin 1954.
References
- ^ Bamberg Piano Quartet on AllMusic
- ^ Ernst Gröschel on LastFM.
- ^ Gröschel, Ernst on LMU
- ^ Gröschel, Ernst on Deutsche Biographie
External links
- Literature by and about Ernst Gröschel in the German National Library catalogue
- Ernst Gröschel discography at Discogs
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