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Max Spicker

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He also did Jewish liturgical music. Strimple named him as one of "the most prominent Jewish liturgical musicians at the beginning of the century". In 1901 Spicker and
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jointly published a Sabbath evening and morning service. It included works by non-Jewish composers, such as a setting of "S'u Sheorim" based on a melody in
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The Seminary series: a collection of two and three part songs for women's voices with piano accompaniment, 1890
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As a composer, most of his works were for solo voice or chorus, although he did complete several larger works.
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He was a member of the New York Musician's Club and an honorary member of the Society of American Cantors.
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Mondnacht (men's chorus, text by Eichendorff), op. 19, no. 1, published by F. Luckhardt, Berlin, 1887
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Evening and Morning (voice and piano or organ, text by Rev. I. G. Smith), op. 56, 1905
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He was also an arranger of works for voice and orchestra. His orchestral version of
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in English for tenor and orchestra, recorded by tenor Lambert Murphy in 1912, and
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In Thee, O God, do I put my trust (sacred song for alto, Psalm 71), op. 48, 1899
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Tragödie (song, text by Heine), op. 14, published by F. Luckhardt, Berlin, 1887
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Publication says they are "for use in schools, seminaries and singing classes"
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Oh! Thou, whose Pow'r Tremendous ("Hymn-Anthem with Alto Solo"), op. 49, 1899
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Aus aller Herren Länder (a collection of folk songs arranged for male choir)
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Die Linde (men's chorus, text by F. Bercht), op. 15, unknown publisher, 1886
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He died October 15, 1912, in New York City, survived by a wife and son.
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Baker, Theodore (1984), "Spicker, Max", in Slonimsky, Nicolas (ed.),
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in January 1915. The Victor Catalog also includes an arrangement of
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The Cecilia collection of part-songs for two women's voices, 1898
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for vocal quartet, recorded by "The Manhattan Quartet" in 1911.
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in New York. He also served for 12 years as choir director of
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Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, Seventh Edition
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Obbligato Songs (songs with violin or 'cello and piano), 1905
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Shall I Wed Thee? (song, text by Bayard Taylor), op. 37, 1896
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Nur vor dem Abschiednehmen ist mir bang (text by F. X. Seidl)
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Page 1 of the song indicates that it is based on a theme by
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Zwei Lieder, op. 10, published by F. Luckhardt, Berlin, 1887
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Why Art Thou Cast Down, My Soul?, sacred song, op. 54, 1902
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A collection of glees and part songs for mixed voices, 1890
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Zwei Lieder, op. 8, published by F. Luckhardt, Berlin, 1887
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O schneller mein Ross (song, text by Geibel), op. 20, 1886
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Songs of Germany (81 folksongs and popular songs), 1904
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Zwei Männerchöre, op. 40, published by H. Flammer, 1926
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German-American musician: organist, conductor, composer
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Synagogical Service, 2 volumes, with W. Sparger, 1901
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Seventy glees and part songs for male voices, 1884–96
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Index


German American
organist
conductor
composer
Königsberg
Louis Köhler
Leipzig Conservatory
New York City
G. Schirmer
National Conservatory
Temple Emmanuel
G. Schirmer
T. Tertius Noble
Handel's
Messiah
Ethelbert Nevin's
Victor Records
Alma Gluck
Louise Homer
Jacopo Peri
baritone
Reinald Werrenrath
Mattei's
William Sparger
Gounod's
Faust
Schiller's
Demetrius
G. Schirmer

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