Oskar Rieding

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Oskar Friedrich Rieding , also: Oscar (born June 29, 1846 in Bahn , † 1918 in Cilli , Lower Styria , Austria-Hungary ) was a German violinist , music teacher and composer . He created a number of easy-to-play violin concertos for beginners, including the very catchy Concerto Op. 35 in B minor .

Life

Oskar Rieding's reputation, which still exists today, can be explained by his contribution to Hungarian music and to Budapest musical life. Born in Pomerania in 1846 , he first attended the recently founded Academy of Musical Arts in Berlin , studied from 1862 to 1864 at the Conservatorium der Musik zu Leipzig , which is now the "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" University of Music and Theater in Leipzig. Towards the end of the 1860s he first moved to Vienna , where in 1871 Hans Richter , who was the musical director of the national opera house in Budapest at the time, appointed Rieding as concertmaster of the local orchestra. Rieding then worked in Budapest for 32 years, where he composed a number of violin concertos, which in the violin with piano edition, as so-called student concerts, require a certain level of technical skill. He wrote concerts with increasing demands, for the 1st position (Op.34-36), 1st-3rd position (Op.21), 1st-5th position (Op. 24.25), 1st-7th position .Location (op.7). He also composed many salon works for violin and piano. After the end of his professional career in 1904, he spent the rest of his life in Cilli.

Works (selection)

  • Concerto op.7 in E minor
  • Concertino in the Hungarian way op.21 in A minor (1905)
  • Concertino op. 24 in G major
  • Concertino op.25 in D major
  • Concerto op.34 in G major
  • Concerto op.35 in B minor (1909)
  • Concerto op.36 in D major

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