Ave Maria
Composer: Nathalie Janotha (1856-1932), 1899
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Ave Maria ... pour Choeur et Solo. (Op. 5.). (BL) |
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Ave Maria. Op. 13. No. 1 ... For voice, organ, violin & harp.
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Ave Maria. Op. 13. No. 2, in B flat for voice & piano.
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Ave Maria. Op. 13. No. 3, in A flat for voice & piano.
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International who's
who in music and musical gazetteer, Volume 5 edited by César Saerchinger
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JANOTHA Maria Cecilia Natalie Pianist b Czestochawa near
Warsaw June 8 1856 d of a piano teacher at the Warsaw Conservatory ed
privately first stud w her father then w Rudorff in Berlin also w Joachim
Bargiel Franz Weber Brahms and w Clara Schumann in Frankfort Debut at a
Gewandhaus concert in Leipzig 1874 toured In Germany and England also In the
US established an international reputation as pianist Royal Prussian court
pianist 1885 played before Queen Victoria and received Jubilee Medal hon mem
Cecilia Academy Comp piano pieces also an Ave Maria dedicated to Leo XIII
and other vocal music Address London England |
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A
biographical dictionary of musicians (ed. Theodore Baker) G.
Schirmer, 1905 - 695 pages |
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Janotha Nathalie pianist b Warsaw Pupil of
Joachimand Rudorffat the lierlin Iloch schule later of Clara Schumann Brahms
and Princess Czartoryska also in harm of F Weber in Cologne and Bargiel in
Berlin Debut as pianist at the Gewandhaus Leipzig Jan 1 1874 She is court
pianist to the German Emperor 1S85 and is decorated with many high orders
Compositions Ave Maria (inscribed to Pope Leo) Mountain Scenes to
Frau Schumann gavottes mazurkas and other pf music |
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Who's who, Volume
1954 |
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JANOTHA, Maria Cecilia
Natalie, Court pianists to H.I.M. the German
Emperor, King ot Prussia. Ediu::
private tutors. Studied music under Professor Rudorff, Drs. Joachim, Bargiel,
Franz Weber, Brahms, and Madame Schumann ; received Diamond Jubilee Medal;
Victoria Badge from Her Majesty Queen Victoria ; highest honorary diploma
from St. Cecilia Royal Academy in Rome; member of Academies of Art in Italy,
England, Austria; great gold medal, Wagner Festival, in Berlin, 1003; also
Order of Merit for Art and Science from T.M. the King and Queen, etc., 1004;
travelled much in Germany, Austria, Italy, France, America, Russia, and
Poland (related to the last King).
Publications: Ave Maria for solo and
choir, and for soprano solo; Gavottes, Mazurkas ; Mountain Scenes, for Piano
; edited Lady Tennyson's songs, and some unpublished MS8. of Chopin,
translated Chopin's Greater Works; and Chopin : as revealed from extracts of
his diary. Recreations: visiting the chapel of our Blessed Lady at
Czestoehowa ; playing the organ, reading great works, mountain»ieriiig,
taking care of White Heather (the black cat). Address: 10 Grafton
Street, W. Club: Green Park. |
 
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