A wraithlike figure takes to the night in this nocturnal cantata of the dead in Neukomms setting of the Die nächtliche Heerschau or Napoleons Mignight Review...

The Marche Funebre was originally written for fortepiano and placed after the elegy of the Elegie harmonique as a salute to Jan Ladislav Dussek, the Czech...

Back to life is a work that is both mercurial and resolute. It transcends the mere form of the four movement sonata with a back-story informed...

Composed upon his arrival in Vienna in 1814, Neukomm was a member of the French delegation to the Congress of Vienna and he played his part...

This Elegy was the first piece Neukomm recorded in his journal after returning from an idyllic five year residency in Rio de Janeiro in 1821. In...

The Elegie harmonique and Marche Funebre were composed in memoriam of Jan Ladislav Dussek a Czech piano virtuoso who had befriended Neukomm through their mutual acquaintance...

With over 2000 compositions to his name, Neukomm is one of the most prolific composers of the nineteenth century. Overshadowed by his Viennese contemporaries Neukomm travelled...

Composed to commemorate the birth of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert this setting for four part choir and organ takes...

As a composer, but also as a humanist, teacher, conductor and ambassador of the First Viennese School Sigismund von Neukomm contributed significantly and was a welcome...

Although there is scant information about Neubauer, it is known he was a prolific composer, shown by the number and variety of works he made during...