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Franz Schubert, a musical biography, from the Germ. [abridged] by E. Wilberforce, 1866
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1measures to advance his own interests, and he had hitherto declined. At last, as his friends grew urgent, and he found the publishers tardy in their acceptance of the mass of songs he produced, Schubert consented. He gave a private concert in the hall of the Musical Union on the 26th of March, 1828. All the pieces performed were of his own composition. The programme advertised in a newspaper of the day, ran as follows:—
3"1. First movement of a new String Quartett, performed by Messrs. Böhm, Holz, Weiss and Linke.
52. Four songs: a. 'The Crusade;' b. 'The Stars;' c. 'The Wanderer to the Moon;' d. 'Fragment from Æschylus;' sung by Herr Vogl, Imperial Royal retired opera singer, with pianoforte accompaniment.
73. 'Serenade,' words by Grillparzer, soprano solo and chorus, performed by Dlle. Josephine Fröhlich and the pupils of the Conservatoire.
94. New Trio for Pianoforte, Violin and
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