HANS HAASS WELTE-MIGNON PIANO ROLLS VOL. 1 CDR

 

HANS HAASS (COLOGNE, SEPTEMBER 15, 1897 – MARIENHEIDE, NEAR COLOGNE, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955)

 

 

 

 

He studies at the Cologne Conservatory with Carl Friedberg (piano) and Franz Bölsche (composition). In 1916 he won the Ibach Prize. Since 1918 he was the head of a training class at the Krefeld Conservatory. Here he worked also as pianist and composer. In 1925 he became the recording manager of the Welte-Mignon company in Freiburg. For this company he also recorded piano rolls. In 1932 he worked as pianist at the Reichssender in Cologne. From 1938 he taught at the Cologne Music Academy. One of his students was Bernd Alois Zimmermann. In 1947 he became a Professor at the Music Academy in Detmold.

 

 

TRACKLIST

 

 

3430 WELTE-MIGNON TOSELLI – Rimpianto (Serenade) Op. 6, Eb as Hans Häuser

3445 WELTE-MIGNON J. STRAUSS, JR. – Kaiserwalzer (Emperor Waltzes), Op. 473

3447 WELTE-MIGNON ZIEHRER – Wiener Madl’n (Vienna Girls) – Waltzes, Op. 38

3450 WELTE-MIGNON DVORAK – Slavonic Dance, Op. 46, No. 4,

3452 WELTE-MIGNON MEYER-HELMUND – Zauberlied F

3465 WELTE-MIGNON WALDTEUFEL – The Skaters – Waltzes

3472 WELTE-MIGNON J. STRAUSS, JR. – Wo die Citrönen blühn (Where the Citrons Bloom) – Waltzes

3643 WELTE-MIGNON HAASS – Phantom, One-Step.

3790 WELTE-MIGNON TRAD.-GRAINGER – Shepherd’s Hey (British Folk Settings, No. 4)

3791 WELTE-MIGNON TRAD.-GRAINGER – Irish Tune from County Derry (British Folk Sets, No. 6)

3800 WELTE-MIGNON BACH – Prelude and Fugue, d (WTC, Book 11, No. 6, d, S. 875)