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Deutsches Gemüthsleben, Walzer, Op.88
Classical • Alternative Title: Nemecká duše
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Deutsches Gemüthsleben, Walzer
Instrumentation |
Piano, Violin |
Scored for |
Solo, Accompanying piano |
Type of score |
Score for two performers, Solo part |
Arranger |
Pavel Burdych |
Publisher |
Pavel Burdych |
Difficulty |
Medium |
Duration |
12'0 |
Béla Kéler, née Albert Paul von Kéler descended from Upper Hungarian protestant peerage. After finishing his studies in Levoča, Debrecen and Prešov, strong love for music brought him to Vienna, where Kéler got the position of the 1st violinist in "Theater an der Wien". He stayed there for 9 years, studying harmony and counterpoint and started to compose. In 1854 he accepted the position of a conductor in Berlin band of Johann Sommer under the name Béla Kéler, later the position of a bandmaster of the military band of Count Mazzuchelli. Last 20 years he stayed in Wiesbaden where he conducted spa orchestra. He travelled a lot too, performing his compositions in Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, France and England. In his homeland he remained almost forgotten. During his life time Kéler's works were published in twelve European publishing houses. He composed 27 voluminous valses, 27 marches, 20 csardasses, 18 polkas, 15 songs, 13 gallops, 10 overtures. Website about Béla Kéler: www.belakeler.eu
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