Anthony Philip Heinrich

Born: 1781 (Bohemia)
Died: 1861 (USA)

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German-Bohemian born American composer (article in New Grove and Amerigrove). His opus 1, The Dawning of Music in Kentucky (1820) is “the most extraordinary opus 1 in the history of music” and his opus 3, The Sylviad: or, Minstrelsy of Nature in the Wilds of North America (Boston, 1823, 1825–26) is likewise the most extraordinary opus 3 in the history of music. Sylviad has recently been reprinted (Greenleaf, Wisconsin: Conners Publications, 1996) at $65.95 — further information from <almeiaol.com>.

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24 April 2006: Premiere of Toccatina Capricciosa for solo piano (written 1823) at Merkin Concert Hall, New York City, USA, with Artis Wodehouse playing the piano.

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– (2005) Vincent Ghadimi: Premiere of the opera " Decamero lala" for Orchestra and children choir, in the "Palais des Beaux-Arts", Brussels, Belgium, conducted by the composer. (Songs with piano version edited by lantromusic, including a book with pictures for children).
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