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German composer and conductor (1880–1960)
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- 1880-10-08
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- 1960-07-15
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Clemens Carl Otto Schmalstich (8 October 1880, Posen – 15 July 1960, Berlin) was a German composer and conductor. Born on 8 October 1880 in Posen, Clemens Carl-Otto Schmalstich was originally a student attending the Posen Friedrich-Wilhelm Gymnasium on the wishes of his father (who would not hear of his having a serious course of musical education), and then had four semesters in Philosophy at Bonn. In 1902 the young student was able to attend the Königliche Hochschule (Royal High school) for M
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36 objects attributed to Clemens Schmalstich, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
On into the fight, Torero: from the opera “Carmen”/by Bizet
Address by Hans Sachs: “Die Mastersingers von Nürnberg”/(Richard Wagner)
Bell choir: (“Der Bajazzo”)/(Leoncavallo)
Die Welt ist nur ein Traum der Hölle : ("Die Macht des Schicksals") / (Verdi)
Lohengrin’s arrival: “Lohengrin”; I. Teil/(Richard Wagner)
Overture to the opera “Don Juan”: Part II/(Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
Lohengrin’s arrival: “Lohengrin”; II part/(Richard Wagner)
Land, so wonderful: (“Die Afrikanerin”)/(G. Meyerbeer)
Schmuck-Arie (only big men): 3rd act (“Margaret”)/(Gounod)
Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön : "Die Zauberflöte"; I. Akt / (Mozart)
One day we see (Un bel di vedremo): “Madame Butterfly”; 2nd Nude/Puccini
Flutenary: “Die Flflöte”/(Mozart)
Desdemona’s song of the willow tree: “Othello”/(G. Verdi). Text: A. Boito
Fanget an! : ("Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg") / (Richard Wagner)
Don’t you breathe the sweet scents with me: (“Lohengrin”)/(Richard Wagner)
Wotan’s farewell and fire spell: 1st part; “Die WalWoe”/(Rich. Wagner)
Ach, in den kalten Spitzen herrscht trotz der Pracht nur ödes Schweigen (In quelle trine morbide) : "Manon Lescaut"; 2. Akt / Puccini
Foreplay and prologue of the opera “Der Bajazzo”: II. Teil/(R. Leoncavallo)
Overture to the opera “Don Juan”: I. Teil/(Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
WolfserWolf( Mein Leben wagt “ich drum): ‘Tieland’/(d” Albert)
Lohengrin’s farewell to Elsa: (“Lohengrin”)/(Richard Wagner)
How cold is this knack: “La Bohème”/(Puccini)
Oh, open your eyes, blind, beguiled men: “Figaro 's Wedding”/(W. A. Mozart)
Gebet des Rienzi (Allmächt'ger Vater) : "Rienzi" / (Richard Wagner)
Standing girl/(Richard Strauss)
O Fürstin... : I. Teil; ("Tannhäuser", II. Akt) / (Rich. Wagner)
Foreplay and prologue of the opera “Der Bajazzo”: I. Teil/(R. Leoncavallo)
Donor of Desdemona: “Othello”/(G. Verdi). Text: A. Boito
Abschied von den Bergen (Ich grüß' noch einmal) : "Tiefland" / (d'Albert)
Hier an dem Herzen treu geborgen : "Carmen" / (Bizet)
Schusterlied (Hans Sachs) : "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" / (Richard Wagner)
Mirror aria: (“Hoffmann’s stories”)/(Offenbach)
Cäcilie : (Op. 27) / (Richard Strauss)
Dort vergiss leises Fleh'n süsses Kosen : "Figaro's Hochzeit" / (W. A. Mozart)
Odin’s sea ride/Loewe
Arie of the woman Fluth: “The funny women of Windsor”; II part/(O. Nicolai)