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Anthony Philip Heinrich: A Nineteenth Century Composer in America by William Treat Upton, 1939-06 The Sylviad : Or, Minstrelsy of Nature in the Wilds of North America (Opus 3) by Anthony Philip Heinrich, 1996 Anthony Philip[P] Heinrich: a Nineteenth-Century Composer in America by William Treat Upton, 1967-01-01 The sylviad : or, Minstrelsy of nature in the wilds of North America: Opus 3 : (Boston, 1823, 1825-6) (Music of America) by Anthony Philip Heinrich, 1996 The Sylviad; or Minstrelsy of Nature in the Wilds of North America, Opus 3.(Review): An article from: Notes by Cheryl T. Taranto, 1999-06-01

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41. Syllabus For German Immigrant Culture In America: Lesson 15
    1. Key personalities. anthony philip heinrich (17811861). The Dawning of Music inKentucky. Vanguard Records, SRV 349 SD. (Music of anthony philip heinrich).  
    http://www.ulib.iupui.edu/kade/merrill/lesson15.html
    
    Extractions: Lesson 14 Table of Contents Lesson 16 L e s s o n 15 GERMAN IMMIGRANT CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN MUSIC 1. Key personalities Anthony Philip Heinrich (1781-1861). Born in Bohemia, he immigrated to the U.S. after the collapse of a family business in 1813. He began his career in America as a conductor and violinist, but later turned to composition. After settling in Kentucky he became a local celebrity and was known as the "Beethoven of Louisville." Although his work cannot be taken with complete seriousness, it is nonetheless an interesting bit of Americana from the Victorian era. Leopold Damrosch (1832-1885). German-born conductor of the New York Symphony and the Metropolitan Opera. For several years he ran the Metropolitan Opera virtually as a German opera company, engaging musicians and performers from opera houses in Germany. His son, Walter Damrosch (1862-1950) succeeded him at the Metropolitan and presented the first U.S. performance of Wagner's Parzifal in 1896. Theodore Thomas (1835-1905). German-born conductor in New York and Chicago, Thomas was one of the most influential American conductors of his time. Bruno Walter (1876-1962). German-born conductor, important in popularizing the works of Gustav Mahler in America.

42. American Mavericks: Composers
    Tom Harrison, Lou Buy bio American Mavericks Concerts NewMusicBox Documentary Heasley, Tom Buy bio site heinrich, anthony philip Buy site  
    http://musicmavericks.publicradio.org/composers/
    
    Extractions: Public Radio Music Source : Your purchases through the "buy" links below directly support musicmavericks.org. The following list of composers is not meant to be an all inclusive list of who is "Maverick", but rather a resource and jumping-off place to aid further research. The links included are to other Web sites. Please refer to the Features and Program menus to the right for content exclusive to American Mavericks. We welcome suggestions of other composers or performers. Tell us about a Maverick composer

43. What's American About American Music?
    On one hand were composers like Billings, anthony philip heinrich, and Louis MoreauGottschalk who believed that Americans could create their own national  
    http://musicmavericks.publicradio.org/features/essay_gann02.html
    
    Extractions: Billings' anthems and so called "fuging tunes," such as Be Glad, then, America and Lamentation over Boston, spoke of the American Revolutionary experience in terms of Biblical grandeur. The Billings hymn that would become most famous was "Chester," a stirring Revolutionary War tune that would still be included in children's school books well into the 20th century: Let tyrants shake their iron rods New England's God forever reigns. The glory of Billings' music is its irrepressible tunefulness, matched with a liveliness of rhythm unafraid to shift gears as the text requires. The fact that European standards of counterpoint were sometimes violated did not bother him. In the introduction to The New-England Psalm-Singer, Billings wrote the archetypal declaration of American music's independence from Europe: "...all the hard, dry, studied rules that ever was prescribed, will not enable any person to form an air.... I don't think myself confin'd to any Rules for composition, laid down by any that went before me, neither should I think (were I to pretend to lay down Rules) that any who came after me were any ways obligated to adhere to them... I think it is best for every Composer to be his own Carver."

44. ISAM Newsletter: Rediscovering The Sylviad
    The first two opus numbers of anthony philip heinrich (17811861), The Dawning ofMusic in Kentucky and The Western Minstrel, have been available for nearly  
    http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/isam/sylviad.html
    
    Extractions: ISAM Home The first two opus numbers of Anthony Philip Heinrich (1781-1861), The Dawning of Music in Kentucky and The Western Minstrel , have been available for nearly three decades. With the reprint of The Sylviad: or, Minstrelsy of Nature in the Wilds of North America , ed. J. Bunker Clark (Conners Publications, 1996; $69.95), we now have access to the major portion of Heinrich’s musical legacy, or at least to those works published during his lifetime. The Sylviad , opus 3, appeared in two parts, printed in Boston by Gottlieb Graupner. The first part (1823) promised on the title page 100 works (in fact there are seven) and was dedicated to the Royal Academy of Music in Great Britain. The second part (1825-26) promises the same number of compositions (but contains only twenty-seven) and carried the same dedication. “The Minstrel’s Catch” (p. 203) is repeated from the first collection, leading to some conjecture about Heinrich’s intentions for the second part. The editor, J. Bunker Clark, discusses these and related matters at length in his thoroughly documented Introduction. Clark has explored this work at even greater length in

45. BABEL: A.P. Heinrich (1834 AD)
    Babel (1843). AP (anthony philip) heinrich The Tower of Babel, or TheLanguages Confounded, a Grand Oratorical Divertissement. heinrich  
    http://www.cwd.co.uk/babel/heinrich1.htm
    
    Extractions: HOME Click here to see more about Heinrich's 2nd Tower of Babel Click here to see more about Heinrich's 3rd Tower of Babel A.P. (Anthony Philip) Heinrich The Tower of Babel, or The Languages Confounded, a Grand Oratorical Divertissement Heinrich (1781-1861) wrote three orchestral versions of the Tower of Babel, creating a musical depiction of the tower's construction and a huge canon that describes the confounding of language. Heinrich was born a wealthy businessman in Bohemia (now the Czech Republic) but became a musician after losing his fortune; he spent the remainder of his life living all over Europe and the United States (Philadelphia, Kentucky, Boston, New York, London, Prague, etc.) He was well known during his lifetime but faded into obscurity after his death, but there has been something of a revival of interest in him in the last 30 years. 1st Tower of Babel:

46. BABEL: A.P. Heinrich (1843 AD)
    Click here to see more about heinrich s 2nd Tower of Babel (1837). AP (anthony philip)heinrich The Tower of Babel, or Language Confounded, Sinfonia Canonicale.  
    http://www.cwd.co.uk/babel/heinrich3.htm
    
    Extractions: HOME Click here to see more about Heinrich's 1st Tower of Babel Click here to see more about Heinrich's 2nd Tower of Babel A.P. (Anthony Philip) Heinrich The Tower of Babel, or Language Confounded, Sinfonia Canonicale Heinrich (1781-1861) wrote three orchestral versions of the Tower of Babel, creating a musical depiction of the tower's construction and a huge canon that describes the confounding of language. Heinrich was born a wealthy businessman in Bohemia (now the Czech Republic) but became a musician after losing his fortune; he spent the remainder of his life living all over Europe and the United States (Philadelphia, Kentucky, Boston, New York, London, Prague, etc.) He was well known during his lifetime but faded into obscurity after his death, but there has been something of a revival of interest in him in the last 30 years. 3rd Tower of Babel:

47. Romantic Composers - Mp3 Downloads - The Ultimate Music Index
    Tikhonovich@ 3, Grieg, Edvard@ 11 Hamerik, Asger@ 2 Hanon, CharlesLouis@ 1Hartmann, Johan Peter Emilius@ 1 heinrich, anthony philip@ 3 Heise, Peter  
    http://www.gemrecords.com/classical-music/romantic-composers.php

48. Notre Dame Archives Collections
    OWE Lilliana Owens Papers; PAD anthony Padovano Papers; M. Sauvage Papers; PJS philip J. Scharper Raymond Schubmehl Papers; HSC heinrich Schumacher Papers;  
    http://classic.archives.nd.edu/findaids/ead/
    
    Extractions: Archives AAR : Aaron Ignatius Abell Papers ZAA : Charles Januarius Acton Letters sent BAE : Brother Aidan 's Extracts ALN : Brother Alban Ledgers ALB : George Albertson Papers AHC All Hallows College (Dublin, Ireland) Records ALL : Barbara Allen Oral histories AFC American Federation of Catholic Societies Collection AMR Americanism Collection APC Amerika Publishing Company Records ANT Anti-Catholic Printed Material Collection ARM : James W. Armsey Papers VAT Archivio vaticano Fondo Bolognetti ACP Association of Chicago Priests Records ACS Association of Contemplative Sisters Records AVX : Material Separated from Audio-Visual Collections AUD : Ernest Audran Papers BAA : Peter A. Baart BCH : Ferdinand Dominic Bach Correspondence BAC : Cletus S. Bachofer Papers ZCF : Stephen T. Badin Papers ZAB BHN : Leonard "Pete" Bahan Papers BLD : Ideal Baldoni Papers BAR : Frederic Baraga Papers KYB Bardstown (Ky.). Board of Trustees Records BRN : Geno C. Baroni Papers NUE National Center for Urban Ethnic Affairs BRW : Paul Charles Bartholomew Papers ZAR : Burnett C.

49. Institut Für Wissenschaftliches Rechnen
    Hey, anthony J. Grid Computing, Making the Global Hirschel, Ernst heinrich FlowSimulation with High Differential Equations. Holmes, philip Geometry, Mechanics  
    http://www.wire.tu-bs.de/bib/wirbib/autorenindex/h.html

50. Project Gutenberg - Author Index: H
    Haeckel, Ernst heinrich philipp August. philip Gilbert Hamerton An Autobiography,18341858, and a Memoir by His Wife, 1858-1894. Hamilton, anthony, Count, ca.  
    http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/IA_H

51. Organ
    McLean, 30. heinrich, anthony philip. Voluntary (1851); Phantasy (or pianoad lib, ca. 1851); Elegy (ca. 1851). In Organ Music. Ed. Andrew Stiller.  
    http://people.ku.edu/~bclark/organ.html
    
    Extractions: in Modern Edition (general cutoff date: 1918) J. Bunker Clark Revised February 2002 Original edition published in Sonneck Society Bulletin 19, no. 3 (fall 1993): 7-8. For key to abbreviations, see Bibliography-Abbreviations , at end. Musical Library (1836). Owen 4:32. Anon. Concluding Voluntary in B-flat (1856). Owen 3:30. Anon. Festival Voluntary in G (1856). Owen 1:50. Anon. Voluntary in D (1835). Owen 1:49. Aldous, J. E. P. Prelude and Fugue in D minor. Poirier 4a:22. Andrews, Frederick H. Andante [after 1828]. Poirier 4a:16. Beckel, James Cox. Opening Voluntary in F [n.d.]. Owen 1:46. _. Voluntary in C [n.d.]. Owen 3:20. _. Voluntary in Free Style in F [n.d.]. Owen 2:24. Bernier, Arthur. Méditation, op. 6 [1903]. Poirier 4a:78. Bliss, Philip P. Impromptu in C [before 1876]. Owen 4:52. Braun, Max. Voluntary in G [ca. 1850-60]. Owen 4:28. Bremner, James. Trumpet Air [ca. 1764]. Owen 1:8; facsimile in Hopkinson. Bristow, George Frederick. Nos. 1 and 6 from

52. Publications
    anthony philip heinrich È echoamerican a pionyr národní anthony philip heinrich,The Sylviad or, Minstrelsy of Nature in the Wilds of North America, op.  
    http://people.ku.edu/~bclark/publications.html
    
    Extractions: Home Up Piano Organ ... Education [ Publications ] Memberships KU Honors PUBLICATIONS "Organ Accompaniments to Seventeenth-Century Anglican Church Music: With Emphasis on the Adrian Batten Organ Book," 2 vols., Ph.D. dissertation, University of Michigan, 1964. "The A Cappella Myth," American Organist 47/4 (April 1964): 16-21. Reprinted in The Choral Journal 9/4 (January-February 1969): 28-31. "A Re-Emerged Seventeenth-Century Organ Accompaniment Book," 47/2 (April 1966): 148-52. "Adrian Batten and John Barnard: Colleagues and Collaborators," Musica disciplina With Marilyn S. Clark, "A Music Collection for the High School Student," Notes 25/4 (June 1969): 685-91. With Maurice Bevan, "New Biographical Facts About Adrian Batten," Journal of the American Musicological Society 23/2 (summer 1970): 31-33. "A Music Collection for the High School Student" (listed above), revised, "Some Problems of Transcribing Music with Many Sources: The Verse Anthem Praise God in His Holiness by Edward Smith," in

53. Tower Records - Browse Classical
    Hedges, anthony, 10. Heiden, Bernhard, 24. Heinichen, Johann David, 32. heinrich,anthony philip, 9. Heise, Peter, 24. Heise, Peter (Arnold), 14. Hellawell, Piers,9.  
    http://uk.towerrecords.com/browsec.asp?type_1=comp&match=H&urlid=966afd9035107d2

54. Penn Special Collections - Music/Individuals
    anthony philip heinrich Autograph Letter to John Rowe Parker 31 August1820 Ms. Coll. 186, Folder 142. Born in Bohemia in 1781, anthony  
    http://www.library.upenn.edu/exhibits/rbm/music/individuals.html
    
    Extractions: Ms. Coll. 186, Folder 142 Born in Bohemia in 1781, Anthony Philip Heinrich spent time in America in the early years of the 19th century in an effort to establish himself as a businessman. After several unsuccessful attempts he turned to a career in music. Although he had little formal musical training, Heinrich developed a wide-reaching reputation as a composer and violinist, performing in Pittsburgh, Kentucky, Boston, Philadelphia, and New York, where he eventually settled in 1837. His prominence among active music circles led him to be called "the Beethoven of America" by New York critics in the 1840s and to be considered America's first "professional" composer. In this letter Heinrich writes to John Rowe Parker, a Boston music dealer and the founder of the

55. Books On Anthony Philip Heinrich (in USA)
    H Composers Index )Fin; heinrich, anthony philip (1781-1861); Heinsius, Michael Ernst;  
    http://i16.jp/books/ALPHAX416E74686F6E792B5068696C69702B4865696E72696368.htm

56. Co Už Víme
    anthony philip heinrich (17811861). anthony philip heinrich, puvodemCech, se ve Spojených státech proslavil jako hudební skladatel.  
    http://cesivamerice.sweb.cz/co_vime.htm
    
    Extractions: Na této stránce bude postupnì poodhalována rouška tajemství historie Èechù v Americe. Pokud ji chcete nadzvednout se mnou, tak se pohodlnì usaïte a ètìte... Kapitola 1. - O tom, jak první Èech do Ameriky pøišel... Prvním historicky doloženým Èechem na pùdì dnešních Spojených státù amerických byl AUGUSTIN HEØMAN (Augustin Hermann; 1605? – 1686). Není jisté, zda se narodil v Praze nebo ve Mšenu u Mìlníka a pochybnosti se týkají i data jeho narození. Èechy opustil ještì jako malý chlapec spoleènì s mnoha dalšími pobìlohorskými exulanty. Augustin Heøman Nìjakou dobu žil v Novém Amsterodamu (dnešní New York), ale pozdìji mu byly za jeho zásluhy pøidìleny rozsáhlé pozemky v Marylandu, kde si postavil velký dùm a svùj nový domov nazval „Èeské panství“ (Bohemia Manor). Heøman byl úspìšný a tvoøivý muž. První zmínka o nìm na území Ameriky je z roku 1633, tedy když mu bylo asi 28 let. V té dobì ve službách holandské Západoindické spoleènosti (West India Company) jednal s indiány o odkoupení pùdy poblíž dnešní Filadelfie. Historické prameny na Heømana prozrazují, že kolem roku 1644 žil v Novém Amsterodamu, kde byl coby vážený a schopný pøedstavitel místního obchodnictva navržen do „Rady devíti mužù“ („Nine Men“), což byl jakýsi poradenský sbor guvernéra Petra Stuyvesanta.

57. ISTG Vol 2 - Ship Glasgow
    25 Jacob Friass Jacob Friass 74 philip Bartelme 36 Keller 30 Johan heinrich KollorJohan heinrich Kollor 80 Jerich X Leonhart X George 84 anthony Emford 40  
    http://www.immigrantships.net/v2/1700v2/glasgow17380909.html
    
    Extractions: The Ship Glasgow Walter Sterling Septr. 9th 1738 Qual: 9th Septr. 1738 Columns represent name as written in the Ship's List, age, name as written in the Oath of Allegiance*, and name as written in the Oath of Abjuration* Daniel Stout 45 Daniel Stout X Daniel X Stantt 23 Peter Stout Correspondence: 2/00 Passenger #22 Stout Tammy Alcott sent us the following information: Daniel Stout was my GGGGGGGGGrandfather. Daniel was born in Germany ABT 1693. He married Eva Magdalena Schmid ABT Jan. 19, 1716/17. Peter was Daniel's 3rd child born ABT 1721. Daniel married again on Nov. 27, 1736 to Anna Elisabetha Keller. Daniel and Anna had a daughter ,Elisabetha, born Sept. 1737 in Germany. Daniel and Peter(son from 1st marriage) left for US in 1738. Daniel and Anna's next child Godfrey Daniel, wasn't born until 1750 in PA. Their next 2 children were Johannes C. born in 1754 VA, and George Benjamin born 1755 in VA. The huge gap in years between Daniel and Anna's children could explain his wife's absence on the Glasgow. Anna and her daughter must have arrived at a much later date. I haven't been able to find any info on their voyage. (Permission not received for e-mail link) Pennsylvania State Archives , RG-26 53 A-B

58. Bringing Music History Home: Individual Chapters
    The Bohemianborn anthony philip heinrich (1781-1861) conducted one of the firstAmerican performances of a Beethoven symphony in Lexington, Kentucky, in 1817.  
    http://clem.mscd.edu/~worster/sonneck/groubody.html
    
    Extractions: This material was originally distributed as a booklet by the Sonneck Society for American Music to all teachers of music history in the U.S. in 1991. In this new electronic form, it may be printed out, photocopied, or otherwise distributed freely. BACKGROUND: FURTHER READING: SCORES: RECORDING: Old way: New World , NW 294/side 1/band 1.

59. Descendant Chart For Johan 'Philip' Roth, Of Lehigh Co PA
    1 Johan philip ROTH Sr. Abt 23 Sep 1877 Egypt Cemetery, Lehigh County, PA Sonof heinrich anthony FRANTZ Margaretha RITTER 4 - Elias FRANTZ Born - 23 Jun  
    http://www.kerchner.com/des1751.htm

60. Descendant Chart For Heinrich Ritter
    female child RITTER Born 1789 PA Died - 1789 PA 3 - John philip RITTER Born Died- 20 Sep 1873 probably, Lehigh County, PA Dau of heinrich anthony FRANTZ  
    http://www.kerchner.com/des2204.htm
    
    Extractions: Note: Some dates shown are estimates. The below chart was generated using the PAF Computer Program - Version 2.31. Some data in this report is indicated as "about" or "circa", etc. Therefore, do not quote dates off this report as precise unless you have independently verified it. Comments and corrections are welcome.

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