Czerny, Carl
Austrian composer Carl Czerny (1791-1857), also a pianist and teacher. He quickly took to teaching and by the age of fifteen, he was already a sought after instructor. He eventually instructed Franz Liszt, among many others. Liszt later dedicated his twelve Transcendental Etudes to Czerny, who was one of the first composers to use étude ("study") for a title. Liszt also implicated him in the collaborative work Hexaméron (the fifth variation on the Bellini's theme is his).
200 Years Diabelli Variations
DDX 21135
Brillante II
RecArt0016
Beethoven: Diabelli Variations
902091DI
Czerny: Piano Music, Vol. 1
TOCC0020
Czerny: Piano Trios
8573848
Czerny: Music for Flute & Piano
8573335
Czerny: String Quartets
C5234
Czerny: Bel canto concertante
8573254
Mozart By Arrangement
PIR0030
Czerny: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 5
CHE0152-2
Czerny & Onslow: Piano Trios
CHE0136-2
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