Category:Bohrer, Max - IMSLP

Max Bohrer (1785 - 1867)

Max Bohrer

(1785 — 28 February 1867)

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Alternative Names/Transliterations: Maximilian Kaspar Anton Bohrer

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Name in Other Languages: Макс Борер

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Aliases: Maximilian Bohrer, Борер Макс

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Authorities - WorldCat, VIAF: 20426715, LCCN: n79100079, ISNI: 0000000061581460, GND: 116233230, [4 more...]BIBSYS: 1535375966621, MusicBrainz: 6f521d21-1603-4856-969b-5ddb66561425, NKC: mzk2009512381, ICCU: MUSV008601

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External links

Detailed biography: Wikipedia (Norwegian (Bokmål)) ; Wikipedia (Swedish) ; Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, 1919 Edition (3rd), page 98

See also

Miscellaneous information

Brother of Antoine Bohrer (1783–1852), with whom he jointly composed many works.
Born in Germany, active in the US and France (where he died in 1867.)
Kennaway's thesis on 19th and early 20th c cello technique (2009) contains a section on Bohrer's works, starting at p 307.

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Compositions (3)

Compositions by: Bohrer, Max

The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total. 🔀

C

Cello Concerto No.1, Op.1

D

Duo Concertant for Cello and Piano, Op.14 No.1

F

Fantaisie sur des airs nationaux russes, Op.21

Collaborations (11)

Collaborations with: Bohrer, Max

The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total. 🔀

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G

S

String Quartet, Op.24 (Bohrer, Antoine)

T

As Dedicatee (4)

Works dedicated to: Bohrer, Max

The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total. 🔀

A

L'adieu (Osborne, George Alexander)

C

Cello Sonata, Op.11 (Liebmann, Helene)

P

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