Josef Flegl

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Josef Flegl (born December 7, 1881 in Horschitz , † May 7, 1962 in Prague ) was a Czech composer , cellist and music teacher .

Life

Josef Flegl studied cello and piano and was a cellist with the Czech Philharmonic for some time . He later founded a private music school in Prague. Above all, his textbooks for children became known. In addition, he also composed a. a. orchestral works inspired by folklore from the Giant Mountains .

His brother Václav Flegl was also a composer.

Works (selection)

Polkas
  • Dachovská polka
  • Správná polka
  • Domažlická polka
  • Vilantická polka
  • Mlynářská polka ( German  Müller Polka )
  • Naše česká polka ( German  Our Czech Polka )
  • Národní polka ( German  national polka )
  • Sobotecká
  • Švitořivá
Marches
  • Sláva Chodsku ( German for  the honor of Chodenland , English Hail to the Border Guards )
  • Národ sobě! ( German  The nation for itself! )
  • Among friends (concert march)
  • Kaťuša ( Russian March)
  • 1914
  • Polonéza z Hořicka ( German  Polonaise in Hořicka )
  • Pêle-mêle (March potpourri from traditional songs of Czechoslovakia)
  • Stříbrné ty žítko ( German  Silbernes Schitkowa )
  • Union-marche (op. 3)
Piano pieces
  • Obrázky pro děti ( German  children's pieces ; for piano for two hands in simple style)
  • Od Čerchova k Jasině ( German  Vom Schwarzkopf nach Jasině ; 16 dances for piano for two hands in a simple style)
  • Perlicky svetových ( German  Perlenwelt ; collection of excerpts from famous operas for piano in a simple style)
  • První vánoce ( German  First Christmas ; simple pieces for young pianists in the range of five notes with text)
  • Valčík z opery Eugen Oněgin ( German  waltz from the opera Eugen Onegin ; for piano for two hands in a simple style)
  • Veselé Vánoce ( German  Merry Christmas ; mixture of Christmas carols for piano in a simple style)
  • Vlasti ( German  Heimat ; for piano for two hands with text)
  • Český ráj ( German  Czech Paradise ; for piano four hands in a simple style, for both players between five or six tones; op.16)
  • Čeští mistři XVIII. století ( German  Czech masters of the 18th century ; collection of selected piano pieces by old Czech composers for piano for two hands)
Others
  • Hořické (12 songs and dances for voice with piano accompaniment; op. 30)
  • Kde domov můj ( German  Where is my home? )
  • Kozácké tance ( German  Cossack dances )
  • Lola ( Mazurka )
  • Na dostihách ( German  while running ; gallop )
  • Od Čerchova k Volze ( German  Vom Schwarzkopf zur Wolga ; Czechoslovak and Russian folk dances for one or two violins in the first position in a simple style)
  • Písnička Sázavy ( German  Sázava song ; waltz idyl)
  • Romantikové (popular melodies from operas and songs in simple style)
  • Sen lásky ( German  love dream ; waltz)
  • Slovanské operní album ( German  Slovak opera album ; excerpts from popular operas by Škroup , Smetana , Blodek , Tschaikowski and Zajc )
  • Vánoční dětská fantasie ( German  Christmas fantasy for children ; op. 22)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Archive regionálnich osobností ( Memento of the original from May 9, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Retrieved March 17, 2016 (Czech).  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / knihovna.jicin.cz
  2. ↑ a b Alliance Publications, Inc. - F - Flegl, Josef ( Memento from February 23, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ) (English).
  3. ↑ a b c d Flegl, Josef. In: Virtual International Authority File. Retrieved March 17, 2016 .
  4. ^ Hail to the Border Guards (score) . In: apimusic.org . Retrieved February 24, 2017.
personal data
SURNAME Flegl, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech composer, music teacher and cellist
DATE OF BIRTH December 7, 1881
PLACE OF BIRTH Hořicích
DATE OF DEATH May 7, 1962
Place of death Prague