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"La Rose" - Intermezzo (Emil Ascher, 1900)
Emil Ascher (1859-1922): "La Rose" - Intermezzo
Arranged for two mandolins and guitar by E.H. Frey
Published in 1900 by Carl Fischer, New York.
This is a light classical intermezzo in waltz time, very turn-of-the-century in style. IMDB has the following biographical entry:
"Composer, organist, pianist, conductor. publisher who arrived in the USA in 1889. He studied music with Niels Gade and Cornelius Gurlitt; in the Royal Conservatory in Leipzig with Franz Liszt and Richard Wagner. He founded a publishing firm in Hamburg. He was a conductor and organist in New York churches, and conducted band concerts in the old Madison Square Garden. He organized a 75-woman orchestra for the Atlantic Garden in New York. He composed the following works: "Maximillan Overture"; "Royal Overture"; "La Rose Intermezzo"; "Our Heroes March"; "Pilgrims Love Song"; "Our Students March"; "Pilgrims Love Song"; "Our Heroes March"; and "Olympia Overture"."
After his death, his music publishing business, Emil Ascher Inc, became a specialist company for background and mood music (see classicthemes.com).
This light intermezzo is from a collection of tunes of the day, all arranged for two mandolins and guitar, published by Carl Fischer -- the same collection where I found Sizilietta. I have recorded it on two old Italian bowlbacks and tenor guitar (ignore the reference to octave mandolin in the video credits -- I had forgotten there is no OM part when I made the video).
1890s Umberto Ceccherini mandolin
1915 Luigi Embergher mandolin
Vintage Viaten tenor guitar
Martin
Last edited by Martin Jonas; Dec-19-2016 at 7:03pm.
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Re: "La Rose" - Intermezzo (Emil Ascher, 1900)
Very nicely done, Martin.
Bill
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