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119:, who also became a concert pianist but who died in 1859 aged thirty-three. In the 1830s, Farrenc gained considerable fame as a performer and her reputation was such that in 1842 she was appointed to the permanent position of Professor of Piano at the Paris Conservatory, a position she held for thirty years and one which was among the most prestigious in Europe. In fact, Farrenc was the only woman to hold the esteemed position and rank at the Paris Conservatory throughout the 19th century. Accounts of the time record that she was an excellent instructor, with many of her students graduating with first prizes and becoming professional musicians. Despite this, Farrenc was paid less than her male counterparts for nearly a decade. Only after the triumphant premiere of her 97:, a flute student ten years her senior, who performed at some of the concerts regularly given at the artists' colony of the Sorbonne, where Louise's family lived. Following her marriage, Farrenc interrupted her studies to give concerts throughout France with her husband. He, however, soon grew tired of the concert life and, with her help, opened a publishing house in Paris, which, as Éditions Farrenc, became one of France's leading music publishers for nearly 40 years. 2184: 1191: 2194: 29: 2244: 101: 243:. Her nonet had achieved around 1850 some popularity, as did her two piano quintets and her trios. But, despite some new editions of her chamber music after her death, her works were largely forgotten until, in the late 20th century, an interest in women composers led to the rediscovery – and thence to the performance and recording – of many of her works. In December 2013, Farrenc was the subject of the long-running 231:
knowledgeable one, whose only standard for measuring the quality of a work is the name of its author. If the composer is unknown, the audience remains unreceptive, and the publishers, especially in France, close their ears anyway when someone offers them a halfway decent work; they believe in success only for trinkets. Such were the obstacles that Madame Farrenc met along the way and which caused her to despair.
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Unfortunately, the genre of large scale instrumental music to which Madame Farrenc, by nature and formation, felt herself called involves performance resources which a composer can acquire for herself or himself only with enormous effort. Another factor here is the public, as a rule not a very
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Farrenc wrote exclusively for the piano from 1820 to 1830, expanding her range to include works for orchestra beginning in 1834. Her work includes 49 compositions with opus numbers.
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In Paris, Farrenc returned to her studies with Reicha, after which she re-embarked on a concert career, briefly interrupted in 1826 when she gave birth to a daughter,
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Throughout her life, chamber music remained of great interest. She wrote works for various combinations of winds and or strings and piano. These include two
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At first, during the 1820s and 1830s, she composed exclusively for the piano. Several of these pieces drew high praise from critics, including
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took part, did she demand and receive equal pay. Besides her teaching and performing career, she also produced and edited an influential book,
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For several decades after Farrenc's death, her reputation as a performer survived and her name continued to appear in such books as
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sometimes attributed to her is regarded by specialists as the work of another composer, not yet identified).
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Biographie universelle des musiciens et bibliographie générale de la musique. Supplément et complément
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Friedland, Bea (April 1974). "Louise Farrenc, 1804–1875: Composer, Performer, Scholar".
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Louise Farrenc's Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano: A Critical Edition and Analysis
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Sextet in C minor, Op. 40 (1852; piano, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and horn)
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F. Launay, "Les Compositrices en France au XIXe siĂšcle", Fayard, Paris, 2006.
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Grand variations on the song "Le premier pas", for piano and orchestra, Op. 4
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Stratigou, Maria (2023). Storino, Mariateresa; Wollenberg, Susan (eds.).
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in 1849. The one area which is conspicuously missing from her output is
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Revue belge de Musicologie / Belgisch Tijdschrift voor Muziekwetenschap
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R. H. R. Silvertrust, "The Chamber Music of Louise Farrenc – Part I",
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In addition to chamber music and works for solo piano, she wrote two
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Concertante Variations on a Swiss tune, Op. 20 (piano and violin)
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Le suicide, scĂšne et air (music same as Le prisonnier de guerre)
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O pĂšre qu'adore mon pĂšre (hymn by Lamartine), (choir and piano)
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Trente Ă©tudes in all the major and minor keys, Op. 26 (1838)
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Born Jeanne-Louise Dumont in Paris, she was the daughter of
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Variations sur l'air favori "O ma tendre musette!", Op. 6
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Trio in E minor, Op. 45 (1854–56; piano, flute and cello)
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Sonata for violin and piano in C minor, Op. 37 (1848)
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Index

Farrenc (surname)

Luigi Rubio
née
virtuoso
Romantic period
Jacques-Edme Dumont
Auguste Dumont
Muzio Clementi
Ignaz Moscheles
Johann Nepomuk Hummel
Anton Reicha
Conservatoire de Paris
Aristide Farrenc

Victorine
nonet
Joseph Joachim
Prix Chartier
fr
Académie des Beaux-Arts
Robert Schumann
piano quintets
piano trios
sonatas
string quartet
overtures
symphonies
Société des concerts du Conservatoire
opera

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