Composer Friedrich Silcher was directly influenced by Pestalozzi and Nägeli; had been using large choirs to express political viewpoints since 1824 when he and a group of Tübingen University students performed La Marseillaise to commemorate the storming of the Bastille.
He began using large choirs to express political viewpoints at least as early as 1824 when he and a group of Tübingen University students performed La Marseillaise to commemorate the storming of the Bastille. Composer Friedrich Silcher was directly influenced by Pestalozzi and Nägeli.
Composer Friedrich Silcher was directly influenced by Pestalozzi and Nägeli. He began using large choirs to express political viewpoints at least as early as 1824 when he and a group of Tübingen University students performed La Marseillaise to commemorate the storming of the Bastille.
Composer Friedrich Silcher was directly influenced by Pestalozzi and Nägeli. He began using large choirs to express political viewpoints at least as early as 1824 when he and a group of Tübingen University students performed La Marseillaise to commemorate the storming of the Bastille.