Conrad Paul Wusching

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Conrad Paul Wusching (born January 10, 1827 in Großmanyok , Tolna County , Austrian Empire ; † August 26, 1900 in Lugos , Kingdom of Hungary ) was a Romanian-German composer , church musician and choir director .

Life

The craftsman's son Wusching had his first instrumental lessons, including organ playing, during his school days with the senior teacher in his home community. He continued his education in Fünfkirchen and graduated from the teachers' college in 1843. He then worked for one year in Kömöd and four years in Buda . From 1848 until his retirement in 1893 he worked as a teacher and rainbow choir of the Catholic community in Lugosch. In 1849 he founded the Lugoscher Singing and Music Society . As a composer, Wusching emerged with more than 150 mainly church music works. In 1869 he made a study trip to Würzburg , where he also taught.

Awards

1883 - Golden commemorative medal of the Lugosch Singing and Music Association

Works

  • Requiem for voice and organ, 1847
  • Tantum ergo for mixed choir and orchestra, 1851
  • Tantum ergo in C, for mixed choir and orchestra, 1855
  • Antiphona (Ecce sacerdos magnus) to be used for visitations or confirmation ceremonies, for 4 male voices, 1855
  • Offertory In te Domine speravi for male choir, around 1860
  • Tavaszi Dal for mixed choir with piano, around 1860
  • Graduale Pastorale O great deed, desired night for four male voices with an obligatory organ accompaniment, 1864
  • Offertory (On the Ascension Day) for soprano, alto, tenor and bass, strings and clarinets, 1868
  • Tantum ergo for mixed choir and orchestra, 1868
  • Daláröröm: "Édes hazám" and "Bordal" , male choirs, 1868
  • Hymn in honor of h. Father's for four male voices with organ accompaniment, 1869
  • Komámasszony , song with piano accompaniment, 1870
  • Tantum ergo in C for mixed choir and orchestra, around 1870
  • Evening celebration based on a poem by Carl Johann Philipp Spitta for male choir, around 1870
  • Confession for voice and piano, around 1870
  • Tantum ergo for mixed choir and orchestra, around 1870
  • Dalcsokor for male choir, around 1870
  • At the coffin of a friend for a male quartet, around 1875
  • Three quartets for male voices , around 1875
  • Tantum ergo for mixed choir, adapted from a chorale melody, 1876
  • Dalárokhoz for male choir, text by Tamás Tapody , 1877
  • Maygar Mise , 1880
  • Vexilla for mixed choir, 1880
  • Andante for string quartet, around 1880
  • Graduale Sanctorum meritis for mixed choir and organ, 1880
  • Salve Regina for mixed choir, around 1880
  • Missa in C for mixed choir and organ, around 1880
  • Hazai hangok , men's quartets, dedicated to Mihály Mosonyi , around 1880
  • Kaszás csillag, Férfi négyes , around 1880
  • Magyar Mise for male choir, 1880
  • Fekete szem for male choir, around 1880
  • Offertory around 1880
  • Kriegers prayer for male choir, around 1880
  • Lark trills around 1880
  • A nemzeti zászló , around 1880
  • Esdeklés for male choir, around 1880
  • Two choirs: "Elbúsulom én magamat" and "Juhász vagyok" , around 1880
  • Kettös Dal: "Töle jönek, hozzá térnken", "Kék szem" , around 1880
  • Kaszás csillag for male choir, around 1880
  • Öszi dal (text by Kálmán Tóth ) for voice and piano, around 1880
  • Feledés for male choir, around 1880
  • Que est ista for mixed choir, 1882
  • Nemzeti Bordal for baritone solo, male choir and piano, 1882
  • Easter Offertory for soprano solo, mixed choir and organ, 1882
  • Had the little ship overheard the fairy tale? , 1883
  • Esti csillag for male choir, 1884
  • Graduals: Uj sionhegy for male choir, 1884
  • A virágok , song with piano accompaniment, around 1885
  • Hazám for male choir, 1885
  • Kis leány , song, 1885
  • Elevabis manibus , Offertory for the Ascension, for mixed choir, 1885
  • Tantum ergo for mixed choir and organ, 1885
  • Kerek az én kalapom for male choir, around 1885
  • Te Deum in C for mixed choir and orchestra, around 1885
  • Mass in G for choir and orchestra, 1886
  • Furfangos borivó for male choir, 1887
  • Felejthetlen nöm temetésének emlékére , 1888
  • Tantum ergo for mixed choir and orchestra, 1888
  • Paulinen Mass for mixed choir and orchestra, 1890
  • Tantum ergo for male choir, around 1890
  • Mass , around 1890
  • Graduals: Fohász for mixed choir (text: Gedeon Mindszenti ), 1891
  • A szerelmes bojtár for male choir, 1891
  • Népdal for male choir, 1892
  • Te Deum laudamus for male choir, 1896
  • Ave Maria , 1898

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personal data
SURNAME Wusching, Conrad Paul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Romanian-German composer, church musician and choir director
DATE OF BIRTH January 10, 1827
PLACE OF BIRTH Großmanyok , Austrian Empire
DATE OF DEATH August 26, 1900
Place of death Lugos , Kingdom of Hungary