Played by Tatyana Ryzhkova. For more information about me please visit my website: www.tatyana-ryzhkova.de. + Informações

Carlos Perez plays Elegie Composed by Johann K.Mertz Recorded at Parish of Saint Filomena in Santiago de Chile (January 7th 2005). + Informações

played by Tatyana Ryzhkova. For more information about me please visit my website: tatyana-ryzhkova.de. + Informações

Johann Kaspar Mertz-Standchen Johann Kaspar Mertz was born in Pozsony. He was active in Vienna (c.1840~1856), which had been home to various prominent figures of the guitar, including Anton Diabelli, Mauro Giuliani, Wenceslaus Matiegka and Simon Franz Molitor. A virtuoso, he established a solid reputation as a performer. He toured Moravia, Poland, and Russia, and gave performances in Berlin and Dresden. In 1846 Mertz nearly died of an overdose of strychnine that had been prescribed to him as a treatment for neuralgia. Over the following year he was nursed back to health in the presence his wife, a concert pianist, Josephine Plantin whom he married in 1842. Some speculation may lead one to the conclusion that listening to his wife performing the Romantic piano pieces of the day during his period of recovery may have had an influence on the sound and unusual right hand technique he adopted for the Bardenklange (Bardic Sounds) Op.13. Mertz's guitar music, unlike that of most of his contemporaries, followed the pianistic models of Chopin, Mendelssohn,Schubert and Schumann, rather than the classical models of Mozart and Haydn (as did Sor and Aguado), or the bel canto style of Rossini (as did Giuliani). The Bardenklänge (1847) are probably Mertz's most important contribution to the guitar repertoire?a series of deceptively easy character pieces in the mould of Schumann. Guitarist: Nicola Hall. + Informações

this guitar, j.mp contact Joe, www.joeno1.net Donate: j.mp. + Informações

Johann Kaspar Mertz - Fantasie Hongroise Petra Polá?ková - guitar. Live from Festival in Pordenone 2009. Guitar made by Jan Tulá?ek (model N. Ries - Wien 1840). www.petrapolackova.com www.bgo.cz. + Informações

From my 3rd recital. + Informações

Emerson Salazar Classical Guitar Live Recording 5/5/2009, Salzburg Austria Bernd Holzgruber, Arched Back , Spruce Guitar www.emersonsalazar.com. + Informações

Live Concert, by guitarist Patrick Kearney for the Toronto Classical Guitar Society.Recorded in Heliconian Hall, Toronto, Canada, by Eli Kasner on a DV Camera, February 2006.. + Informações

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Live performance at Curitiba/ PR/ Brazil. Perhaps in 2003... Guitar built by Antônio Tessarin, 2000.. + Informações

Live Guitar: Sérgio Abreu/1988.. + Informações

XXIV Convegno Chitarristico, Modena 29 ottobre 2011. Accademia Nazionale di Scienze Lettere e Arti. Sara Gianfelici - Paesaggi dell'anima tra Ottocento e Novecento - Elegie di Johann Kaspar Mertz. Riprese video: Alberto Boni. www.chitarrainitalia.it. + Informações

Back by popular demand. :) Thanks for watching! ¡Gracias por mirar!. + Informações

A nice tune (to be improved...) Guitar restaured by Erik Pierre Homann www.fine-antique-and-classical-guitars.com. + Informações

The Italian outstanding guitarist Bruno Giuffredi plays live Elegia by Johann Kaspar Mertz (1806-1856) on his classical guitar made by Pietro Gallinotti. The performance was recorded in Como, during a concert in date 1999-12.. + Informações

From my 3rd CD "Azahar : 19th Century Guitar Music". + Informações

EMU guitarist Jared Walker plays Romance, op. 13 by Johann Kaspar Mertz for classical guitar.. + Informações

Performer: Blearusian guitarist Pavel Kukhta. Concert in the Belarusian National Philarmonic 15.06.2009. + Informações

Landler op 9 n4 interpretado a minha maneira... hehehe. + Informações

EMU classical guitarist Jared Walker plays Tarentelle by Johann Kaspar Mertz. + Informações

Robert Myers(guitar) performs Hungarian Fantasy by Johann Kasper Mertz.(04/19). Johann Kaspar Mertz (Hungarian: János Gáspár Mertz, August 17, 1806 - October 14, 1856) was a Hungarian guitarist and composer. János Gáspár Mertz was born in Pozsony. He was active in Vienna (c.1840~1856), which had been home to various prominent figures of the guitar, including Anton Diabelli, Mauro Giuliani, Wenceslaus Matiegka and Simon Franz Molitor. A virtuoso, he established a solid reputation as a performer. He toured Moravia, Poland, and Russia, and gave performances in Berlin and Dresden. In 1846 Mertz nearly died of an overdose of strychnine that had been prescribed to him as a treatment for neuralgia. Over the following year he was nursed back to health in the presence his wife, a concert pianist, Josephine Plantin whom he married in 1842. Some speculation may lead one to the conclusion that listening to his wife performing the Romantic piano pieces of the day during his period of recovery may have had an influence on the sound and unusual right hand technique he adopted for the Bardenklange (Bardic Sounds) Op.13. Mertz's guitar music, unlike that of most of his contemporaries, followed the pianistic models of Chopin, Mendelssohn,Schubert and Schumann, rather than the classical models of Mozart and Haydn (as did Sor and Aguado), or the bel canto style of Rossini (as did Giuliani). The Bardenklänge (1847) are probably Mertz's most important contribution to the guitar repertoire?a .... + Informações

Phantasy about themes from Mozart's Don Giovanni for classical guitar played by Heike Matthiesen www.heikematthiesen.com , concert in Langenselbold castle March 2012 guitar: Gioacchino Giussani, strings : Savarez 520J www.langenselbold.de. + Informações

7 String guitar: Cesar Amaro Dedicado a Liliana López Music: Johann Kaspar Mertz (1808 - 1856). + Informações

Tarantella - Op. 13:6 - Johan Kaspar Mertz - Played by Paula Lucia Alvarado Hernández, age 15, during the CIDEG Concurso in Paracho, Mich. México in August of 2009, placing well in her age division.. + Informações