His executor ruled that his Violin Concerto should not be performed until the centennial of his death, but in the 1930s, a Hungarian violinist named Jelly dAranyi claimed that the composers ghost had appeared to her to tell her where the manuscript was and to perform it. Of course, its location in a Berlin library was common knowledge, and another violinist premiered the work in 1937, just 81 years after the composers death. His Opus 1 was a set of variations on the name of a countess he admired, while his love for a woman from Asch led him to use the sequence of notes
His executor ruled that his Violin Concerto should not be performed until the centennial of his death, but in the 1930s, a Hungarian violinist named Jelly dAranyi claimed that the composers ghost had appeared to her to tell her where the manuscript was and to perform it. Of course, its location in a Berlin library was common knowledge, and another violinist premiered the work in 1937, just 81 years after the composers death. His Opus 1 was a set of variations on the name of a countess he admired, while his love for a woman from Asch led him to use the sequence of notes A, E-flat, C and B for his piano works Papillons and Carnaval. FTP, name this insane German composer, better known for Krisleriana, Scenes of Childhood, and the Spring Symphony.
His executor ruled that his Violin Concerto should not be performed until the centennial of his death, but in the 1930s, a Hungarian violinist named Jelly dAranyi claimed that the composers ghost had appeared to her to tell her where the manuscript was and to perform it.
Robert {Schumann}