Carl Seemann

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Carl Seemann (Piano) Born: May 8, 1910 - Bremen, Germany Died: November 26, 1983 - Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany The German pianist, Carl Seemann, studied at the Leipzig Conservatory with, among others, The Thomas Chair organist, Günther Ramin as well as with Carl Adolf Martienssen, Franz Liszt's grandson. After graduating, Carl Seemann was the organist at Flensburg's St. Nicholas Church and at the Cathedral in Verden. By 1935 he had already decided to devote himself to a piano career. He taught at the Nordmark Music School in Kiel and beginning in 1942 he led master-classes at the Strassbourg State Music School. In 1946 he was named Director of the State Institute for Music in Freiburg. Although the education of the young musicians was very important to him, Carl Seemann intensified his involvement in his own concert performances. Innumerable recordings and wide-ranging concert tours resulted in Seemann becoming a very well-known and internationally celebrated pianist. He wen on Alberta tours as a soloist through South Africa, the USA, Canada, Latin America and East Asia. His enthusiastic efforts and espousal of the works of J.S. Bach, as well as the Vienna classics and Johannes Brahms, speak to the wide musical range of his contribution to music. The works of contemporary composers also enjoyed a prominent place in his programmes. An unmistakable trademark of his interpretive skills was his ability to present the works of past times with a purity of style while n

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Carl Seemann plays German Romantics

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Study: 111 Pieces Of Classical Music While You Work

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Mozart: The Piano Sonatas

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Carl Seemann plays Bach

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Carl Seemann: A Piano Recital

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Carl Seemann: Complete Deutsche Grammophon Recordings

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Study: 111 Peças De Música Clássica Para Estudar

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Seemann - Das Vermaechtnis

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Study: 111 Peças De Música Clássica Para Estudar (Portuguese)

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Carl Seemann plays Stravinsky

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Stravinsky - Great Recordings

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Классика для работы

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