Goldmark, Karl
Austro-Hungarian composer Karl (Kárloly) Goldmark (1830-1915) made his principal career in Vienna, after earlier years during which he earned his living as a violinist in theatre orchestras and as a teacher. Largely self-taught as a composer, he had his first success with his String Quartet, Op. 8, in 1860. He joined in the establishment of a Wagner Society in Vienna and gradually assumed a position of great importance in the musical life of the city.
From Liszt to Ligeti
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Goldmark: Works for Piano, Vol. 4
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Famous Marches
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Korngoldmark
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Goldmark: Overtures
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Goldmark: Die Konigin Von Saba
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The Thirty Tenors (1903-1936)
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Vienna: The Mahler Years (1902-1920)
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Goldmark: Piano Trios
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Goldmark: Chamber Works
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Goldmark: Orchestral Works
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