ROBERT FUCHS

(1847 - 1927)

The name of Robert Fuchs appears often in the biographies of his distinguished pupils at the Vienna Conservatory, including Mahler, Sibelius, Hugo Wolf and Zemlinsky. He won his first success as a composer in Vienna in the 1870s and was held in high esteem by Brahms, who gave him practical encouragement. His chamber and piano music offers a useful introduction to an interesting composer much honoured in his own time.


Role: Classical Composer
Album Title	Catalogue No	Work Category

Around The World In 80 Minutes	Marco Polo 8.223003	Ballet, Orchestral, Chamber Music, Instrumental, Choral - Sacred
FUCHS, R.: Serenades Nos. 1 and 2 / Andante grazioso and Capriccio (Cologne Chamber Orchestra, C. Ludwig)	Naxos 8.572222	Orchestral
FUCHS: Piano Sonata Op. 108 / Jugendklange / 12 Waltzes	Marco Polo 8.223474	Instrumental
FUCHS: Piano Sonatas Op. 19 and Op. 88	Marco Polo 8.223377	Instrumental
FUCHS: Sonatas for Cello and Piano	Marco Polo 8.223423	Chamber Music
LACHNER: Septet / FUCHS: Clarinet Quintet, Op. 102	Marco Polo 8.223282	Chamber Music
PIANO MUSIC FOR STUDENTS - Associated Board Piano Examination, Grades 1-7 (1994)	Marco Polo AB-80101	Instrumental

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