Ferdinand Ries

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The son of Franz Ries, Ferdinand Ries (1784-1838) studied with Beethoven, whom his father had taught and served the Master as a secretary and copyist for several years. His music is very much in the Beethoven vein, ie: stretching beyond the more classical style his father’s music represents. Larghetto, from the “Violin Concerto, Op. 24” (edited by Franz Ries), is a typical example of a Beethoven-like slow movement, with an intense lyricism that is very appealing. It makes an excellent recital piece for an intermediate player with panache.
The son of Franz Ries, Ferdinand Ries (1784-1838) studied with Beethoven, whom his father had taught and served the Master as a secretary and copyist for several years. His music is very much in the Beethoven vein, ie: stretching beyond the more classical style his father?s music represents. Larghetto, from the ?Violin Concerto, Op. 24? (edited by Franz Ries), is a typical example of a Beethoven-like slow movement, with an intense lyricism that is very appealing. It makes an excellent recital piece for an intermediate player with panache.

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