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Georg Zarth
4+ albums
bohemian18th century
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Georg Zarth (also known as Georg Czarth / Jiří Čart, 1708–c.1780) was a Bohemian violinist–flautist whose career threads through the big 18th-century court circuits of Central Europe. He first learned from the cantor Lukas Lorenz in Deutschbrod/Havlíčkův Brod, then continued via Prague to Vienna, where he is reported to have studied violin with imperial court musicians Franz Josef Timmer and Johann Otto Rosetter, and flute with Biarelli. From Vienna he formed a long professional association with Franz Benda, travelled to Poland (including Warsaw service), and later entered the circle of Friedrich of Prussia in Ruppin and Rheinsberg before moving to Berlin in 1740; he eventually joined the Mannheim court orchestra in the late 1750s and remained there into the 1770s. A concrete print trace of his music in this run is the 6 Violin Sonatas, Op.2, listed with first publication 1753. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Violin Sonata in C major: I. Largo
442Violin Sonata in C Major: III. Allegro moderato
113Violin Sonata in C Major: II. Allegro non molto
114III. Allegro moderato
25I. Largo
26II. Allegro non molto
27Sonate G-Dur: I. Un poco largo
18Sonate G-Dur: II. Allegro moderato
19Sonate G-Dur: III. Allegro
110Sonata in C major - Largo
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Chamber Music (18Th Century) - Bach, C.P.E. / Schaffrath, C. / Zarth, G. / Graun, J.G.
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Berlin Castles (Music From) - Graun, J.G. / Frederick Ii / Benda, F. / Quantz, J.J. / August Wilhelm / Janitsch, J.G. / Bach, C.P.E.
Berlin Castles - CD 02
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Chamber Music (18Th Century) - Bach, C.P.E. / Schaffrath, C. / Zarth, G. / G