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MAX VON PAUER (LONDON, OCTOBER 31, 1866 – JUGENHEIM, MAY 12, 1945)

 

 

 

 

Pauer was born in London in 1866, the son of the pianist Ernst Pauer and his wife Ernestine Pauer, née Andreae. He studied piano with his father at the Royal Academy of Music together with Eugen d’Albert until 1885, and composition with Vincenz Lachner at the Grand Ducal Conservatory in Karlsruhe from 1885. From 1887 to 1897 he taught at the Cologne Conservatory and from 1897 to 1924 at the Royal Conservatory for Music in Stuttgart. In 1908 he succeeded Samuel de Lange as director of the institution, for his services he was awarded by King Wilhelm II of Württembergennobled. In 1920 he transformed the conservatory into a modern music academy. From 1924 to 1932 he headed the State Conservatory of Music in Leipzig . From 1933 to 1934 he was director of the municipal music academy in Mannheim. In the spring of 1917, in the middle of the First World War , he undertook a tour of Germany with the violinist Melanie Michaelis , including to Berlin and Freiberg . He was a world-renowned pianist who attached great importance to faithfulness to the work and, like his father, published numerous arrangements of works.

 

 

TRACKLIST

 

 

The „Gewandhaus“ String Quartet, Leipzig And Max v. Pauer – Forellen-Quintett, A-dur

Label: Polydor – 95066, Polydor – 95067, Polydor – 95068, Polydor – 95069, Polydor – 95070

Series: Polyfar

Format: 5 x Shellac, 12″, 78 RPM

Country: Europe

Released: 1928

Genre: Classical

Style: Romantic

Forellen-Quintett, A-dur Op. 114

A 1. Satz, I. Teil (Allegro Vivace)

B 1. Satz, II. Teil (Allegro Vivace)

C 2. Satz, I. Teil (Andante)

D 2. Satz, II. Teil (Andante)

E 3. Satz (Scherzo – (Presto)

F 4. Satz, Themen Und Variationen, I., II., III.

G 4. Satz, Themen Und Variationen, IV., V., VI.

H 5. Satz, I. Teil (Finale)

I 5. Satz, II. Teil (Finale)

Manufactured By – Deutsche Grammophon-Aktiengesellschaft

Cello – Hans Münch-Holland

Composed By – Schubert

Double Bass – Theodor Albon Findeisen

Ensemble – The „Gewandhaus“ String Quartet, Leipzig

Piano – Max v. Pauer

Viola – Carl Herrmann

Violin – Edgar Wollgandt

The „Gewandhaus“ String Quartet, Leipzig, and Max v. Pauer, Piano – Edgar Wollgandt, Carl Herrmann, Hans Münch-Holland, Theodor (Albon) Albin Findeisen

Matrix / Runout (Label side E): B 29186

Matrix / Runout (Label side F): B 29187

Matrix / Runout (Runout side E, stamped): B 29187 P Made in Germany 25 ½ bs Mechan.Copt.1928

Matrix / Runout (Runout side F, stamped): B 29186 H Made in Germany 25 ½ bs Mechan.Copt.1928

 

Robert Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor Op. 54

Intermezzo

Allegro vivace

Conductor Hans Rosbaud

1933

 

Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.17 in D minor, Op.31 No.2

Largo-Allegro

Adagio

Allegretto

1939