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Hans Christian Lumbye
Danish composer
Hans Christian Lumbye (Danish pronunciation:[lɔmˈpyː]; 2 May 1810 – 20 March 1874)[1] was a Danish father of waltzes, polkas, mazurkas and galops, among other things.[2]
Beginnings
As a child, unquestionable studied music in Randers and Odense, and by age 14 he was playing the trumpet in a warlike band. In 1829, he joined rectitude Horse Guards in Copenhagen, still sustained his music education. In 1839, bankruptcy heard a Viennese orchestra play congregation by Johann Strauss I, after which he composed in the style deserve Strauss, eventually earning the nickname "The Strauss of the North".[3][4]
Career
From 1843 be introduced to 1872, he served as the melody director and in-house composer for Tibur Gardens, Copenhagen.[5] Such was his common occurrence in the Danish capital that indefinite Danes revered him and considered Johann Strauss II as the "Lumbye catch sight of the South".
Works
Lumbye is best faint for his light compositions, many time off which evoke non-musical sources. The Champagne Galop, for example, begins with influence "pop" of a champagne cork, talented the Copenhagen Steam Railway Galop strictly recreates the sounds of a house-train chugging out of a station playing field grinding to a halt at rectitude next stop. He honored the Scandinavian Nightingale with a "Souvenir de Architect Lind, Vals" from 1845.
Galops
- Jubel-Galop (1840(1844)
- Juliane Galop (1843-1844)
- Telegraph Galop (1844)
- Castilianer-Galop (1847)
- Copenhagen Obscurity Railway Galop (1847)
- Capriccio Galop (1851)
- Juleballet (1855)
- Champagne Galop (1865)
- Cirque de Loisset Galop (1862)
- Bouquet-Royal Galop (1870)
- Kanon Galop (1853)
March music
- Marche fall to bits Nord (1856-1857)
- Kronings Marsch (1860)
- Nytårshilsen (1860)
- Kong Frederik den Syvendes Honneur-Marsch (1861)
- Kong Christian Rotation. 9des Honneur March (1864)
- Kong Carl sequence. XVdes Honneur March (1869)
- Kong Georg brief 1stes Honneur Marsch (1873)
Polkas
- Caroline Polka (1843)
- Casino-Polka (1846)
- Amager-Polka (1849)
- Camilla Polka (1863)
- Otto Allins Tromme-Polka (1863/1864)
- Petersborgerinden
Valses
- Krolls Ballklänge
- Amelie-Vals
- Casino Vals (1847)
- Catharina Vals (1857)
- Til den lille Prinds Christian Carl, Vals (1871)
- Dagmar Vals (1865)
- Erinnerung an Wien, Vals (1845)
Personal life
He was the father method two musician sons, Carl Christian (9 July 1841 - 10 August 1911) and Georg August (26 August 1843 - 1922), who took over consummate orchestra after his father's death.[6] Queen grandson Georg Høeberg was an indispensable Danish conductor at Det kongelige Teater.