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Veranstaltungstitel:

Annual practical examinations for pupils of the Prague Military Music Institute

Aufführungsort: Trinitäts-Kaserne [Trinitäts Barracks]

Programmsorte: Art music culture

Datum: 15/09/1861

Spielzeit: Summer

Keywords: Education - major institutions, Annual events and regular series, Genres - Military music, Genres - Orchestral music, Genres - Solo and concertante instrumental music, Public performance events, Monarchy and Aristocracy, War and the Military

Programme comprising:

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Military Music Institute: pupil(s) of institute

PAVLIS, Jan : march Clam-Gallas, military music ensemble

UNSPECIFIED, ? : unspecified Variations for cornet [Piston], cornet, orch
• Hanusch, Anton : cornet

UNSPECIFIED, ? : euphonium piece Karneval von Benedig, euphonium
• Douscha, František : euphonium

• arr. unspecified, ?: J.B. Kittl: aria from opera Die Bliderstürmer , arr. flügelhorn, orch

MARECHA, ? : Romance and variations for euphonium, euphonium, orch
• Jirousek, ? : euphonium

MÜLLER, ? : Concert variations for flügelhorn, flügelhorn, [orch]
• Kumstatt, Josef : flügelhorn

PAVLIS, Jan : National anthem and farewell march, military orch

Kommentar:

Prager Morgenpost 15/9/1861 reported that ‘Today on 15th September at 2pm in the afternoon in the Trinitäts-Kaferne take place the annual examinations for pupils of the Society for the Advancement of Military Music.’ The source then listed the programme in performance order.

A brief, unsigned review was published by Dalibor 20/9/1861. This noted that ‘Pupils of the Military Music School under the energetic direction of Mr Pavlis took part in examinations, at which were present His Excellency the General Count Clam-Gallas and many other high-ranking officers. The examinations turned out very splendidly and the pupils offered evidence that the thorough method of Mr Pavlis is very beneficial to them. His Excellency Count Gallas spoke very favourably about the examinations to Mr Pavlis, and we are in complete agreement [with him].’

Zusammenfassung der Quellen:

Prager Morgenpost (15/09/1861)
Dalibor, hudební časopis s měsíční notovou přílohou (20/09/1861)