Herbert, Victor

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Victor Herbert in 1906 (Source: Wikimedia)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Victor_Herbert_cph.3a01932.jpg

Basic data

  1. Herbert, Victor Albert
  2. February 1, 1859 in Dublin
  3. †
    May 26, 1924 in New York
  4. Komponist, Cellist, Dirigent
  5. New York

Iconography

Victor Herbert in 1906 (Source: Wikimedia)
Concert poster for Eduard Strauss's orchestra (Source: Wikimedia)
Anton Seidl, Herbert's mentor and friend (Source: Wikimedia)
A photo from the original 1894 production of Prince Ananias, Herbert's first operetta. (Source: Wikimedia)
Sheet music for the title song from Sweethearts (Source: Wikimedia)
Herbert at the height of his success (Source: Wikimedia)
A "toy soldier" from the original 1903 production of Babes in Toyland, Herbert's first major success (Source: Wikimedia)
The Fortune Teller drum corps (Source: Wikimedia)
Sheet music from The Red Mill (Source: Wikimedia)
Mary Garden in the title role of Natoma (Source: Wikimedia)
Bust of Victor Herbert by Edmond T. Quinn in Central Park, New York City (Source: Wikimedia)

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Biographical information from the WeGA

(Data migrated from einer CellistInnen-Datenbank von Christiane Wiesenfeldt; further information see there)

Schüler von:

Bernhard Coßmann

01.02.1859 (Dublin) – 26.05.1924 (New York), Schüler des Stuttgarter Konservatoriums, 1885: Lehrer an der Neuen Stuttgarter Musikschule, Eröffnung am 15.10.1885, 1886 Solo-Vc in New York, 1898–1904 Orchester-Dirigent in Pittsburgh, dann New York

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