Albert Hermann Dietrich

Born: 28 August 1829, Golk (near Meissen) (Germany)
Died: 20 November 1908, Berlin (Germany)

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Dietrich’s works include:

Opera “Robin Hood” (1879)
Incidental music to Shakespeare’s “Cymbeline” (London, 1896)
Symphony in d minor
Orchestral works
Horn concertos
Choral works
Chamber music

He wrote a violin and piano sonata jointly with Brahms and Schumann in 1853.

Biography

Albert Dietrich was a conductor and a composer. He was court music director at Oldenburg from 1861.

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Die Dreigroschenoper: Berlin 1930

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Schubert: Sacred Works - Wolfgang Sawallisch (7 CD’s)

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The Art of Fritz Wunderlich

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Mendelssohn: The Masterworks [Box Set]

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The Romantic Cello Concerto, Vol. 2

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