Category:Heermann, Hugo∕Dedicatee - IMSLP

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Hugo Heermann (1844 - 1935)

Hugo Heermann

(3 March 1844 — 6 November 1935)

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Name in Other Languages: Гуго Хеерман, フーゴ・ヒアマン, هوجو هيرمان

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Aliases: Хуго Хеерман, Хеерман, Хуго, フーゴー・ヘールマン

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Authorities - WorldCat, Wikipedia, VIAF: 7146574961038152340, LCCN: no2003014601, ISNI: 0000000081569899, GND: 119193701, BNF: 13987352j, MusicBrainz: 45ecd447-e9fa-4b15-a14b-bc1a781a1fb1, NKC: mzk2014805060, IATH: w64j0sdg

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Leader of the Frankfurt Museum-Quartett ca.1880-1900 with Fritz Bassermann (2nd violin), Adolf Rebner (viola), and Hugo Becker (cello). (See Brockhaus' Konversations-Lexikon, Volume 17; Volumes 703-780, entry for Hugo Heermann (German)) (ca.1897). Bassermann (1850-1926) was a pupil of Joachim Raff.
Also led the quartet "Heermann-Van Lier" with Jacques van Lier (cello), Maxim Ronis (viola), and Ernst Breest (2nd violin) - a photo is available at Goethe-Institut.
His son Emil Heermann (1886-1954) was also a violinist, and Heermann's successor as concertmaster of the Cincinnati SO.

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Pages in category "Heermann, Hugo/Dedicatee"

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

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Au Printemps (Popper, David)

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Impressions de la Puszta, Op.44 (Hubay, Jenő)

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Die Kunst der Bogenführung, Op.40 (Kross, Emil)

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Piano Trio, Op.2 (Lamond, Frederic)

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