Examples of using Pleyel in English and their translations into German
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The youngest surviving child was named Ignatius Josephus Pleyl later Pleyel.
Ignaz Joseph Pleyel In 1783 Pleyel became Assistant Conductor, and in 1789 Cathedral Conductor of the Strasburg Minster.
Turn right on rue Pleyel then left on rue du Dr Finot.
By that time some 1,500 families were supported by the Pleyel piano manufactory.
The Pleyel requested by Chopin happens only two months after the start of the holiday.
Guided tours take place all year in the Pleyel Museum, four days a week.
In 1801 Pleyel published the"Collection complète des quatuors d'Haydn,
A Kaps grand piano from 1875 with a historical Érard mechanic and a Pleyel grand piano from 1937.
Around the year 1800 Pleyel belonged to the most popular and most often performed composers of Europe.
And further:"His audience consist of enthusiasts who desire approximately what Pleyel was for a former era.
The church choir sang the"Missa in D-Dur"(Mass in D Major) by Ignaz J. Pleyel.
The Haydn pupil Pleyel became the most important symphonic composer in Paris at the end of the 18th century.
The McNulty instrument is built after Pleyel op.1555, 1830, from the Paris Museum of musical instruments. back download.
On 1 January 1830 Ignaz Joseph Pleyel and his son Camille founded the"Salle Pleyel" in Paris originally called"Salon Pleyel. .
Ignaz Joseph Pleyel.
Ignaz Pleyel(1757- 1831) was born in Ruppersthal lower Austria.
Monsieur Pleyel has been murdered!
An amicable relationship develops between Haydn and Pleyel.
Living Landscape in Reykjavik and Odyssée Pleyel in Saint Denis.
Chopin wrote to his friend Camille Pleyel November 21, 1838.