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627:, for wordless soprano, tenor and chamber ensemble, at a Gerald Cooper Concert at the Mortimer Hall, London. The performers were: Dorothy Helmrich (soprano), Gerald Cooper (tenor), Albert Fransella (flute), Mr. Hinchcliffe (clarinet), the Wadsworth Quartet and double bass. Later that year, on 15 December 1920, Fransella gave the first performance of Arthur Bliss's
221:. In the same year, he commissioned the instrument makers Rudall Carte & Co., to make him a gold flute. He first used the new flute at a recital at the Queen's Hall in 1896. He played at the Promenade concerts no less than 356 times from 1895 until 1918, becoming one of the players that the audience liked to spot and personally welcome to the stage.
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In 1898 Fransella organised a concert at the Queen's (small) Hall to show off four flutes which he had commissioned from Rudall Carte. At the concert, the
Fransella Flute Quartet premiered two works by Thomas Harrison Frewin, a composer and the first violin in Henry Wood's Queens' Hall Orchestra. The
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Fransella was born in
Amsterdam of Dutch parentage but Italian extraction. His mother died when Fransella was just one year old. Fransella only had one lung. Despite this, he learnt to play the flute, and piano, from his father Jacob, a professor of music, and Jacques de Jong, flautist to the King of
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Fransella married Ella Marie
Brennen in 1889 and they had seven children. Their first son, Henri, was a fine flautist who played in the Queen's Hall Orchestra and Covent Garden and as a soloist, as well as playing alongside his father at several concerts.
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at the
Faculty of Arts Gallery in Golden Square, London, in March 1926. The work was then given its first broadcast by the same performers in June 1926. Holst's Terzetto was dedicated to Fransella who had other works dedicated to him by Joachim Anderson
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He then became the leading player in
England, replacing Oluf Svendsen when he retired as first flute in the Crystal Palace Orchestra in 1892(at the time the only full-time symphony orchestra in London), before he was invited to become first flute in
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As well as his many Proms appearances, Fransella played in numerous recitals. In 1913 he presented a series of four recitals and included the best, and most popular, pieces of the flute repertoire. The performances included works by
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Fransella was still considered the best player in
England in 1919 when Gerald Jackson, the future first flute of Beecham's London Philharmonic Orchestra, became his pupil. On 6 October 1920, Fransella gave the first performance of
139:, who was enthusiastic about Fransella's playing, saying that a brilliant career lay before the youth. He came to England from The Netherlands in 1884 at the age of nineteen when he was appointed as principal flautist with the
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Fransella undertook a largely unsuccessful extended tour of South Africa in 1928 and returned to
England in the autumn of 1930 in straitened circumstances. In what may have been his last public concert, in February 1934 at
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Fransella was to give and present many first performances of works by the twentieth century's great composers. On 13 March 1899, at an Albert
Fransella Chamber Concert, there was the first performance of
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a colleague at the
Guildhall School of Music, Sydney Bransgrove and others. He edited several publications and published several of his own compositions via this publishing house. He premiered the 1907
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Gaetano
Donizetti, Lucia di Lammermoor - Mad Scene:Splendon le sacre faci. Luisa Tetrazzini, Albert Fransella. Percy Pitt (cond.) Gramophone 2176f. 053144, Victor 92018. (12-inch) Recorded 12/20/1907
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233:. In 1900 and 1901 as conductor, musical director and manager of the summer theatre at Ranelagh Gardens, Felixstowe, he directed his own series of promenade concerts with his own orchestra.
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sought to establish a new music conservatoire in London. It was to be known as the International Conservatoire of Music. The Belgian musician Emile de Vlieger was to be a co-director with
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Trio (with Hamilton Harty, piano and J.L Fonteyne, oboe) and the Hamilton Harty Sextet. The sextet made their debut on the 2 November 1911, performing the English premiere of
763:. Fransella made few recitals after this date and in early March 1935, just ten days before his 70th birthday, he committed suicide in London, after a severe illness.
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and was, at that time, second flute in one of the Amsterdam Orchestras. A year later he was appointed as first flute with the Utrecht Orchestra. In 1881 he played for
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Foster, Stephen Collins. Old folks at home, or, Swanee River. Fransella Flute Quartet; Albert Fransella. E. Berliner 9160. 78 rpm, mono; 7 in. Released 1 Nov 1901.
202:, who was first flute in the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Sir Thomas Beecham. He also taught Ary van Leeuwen, Emil Medicus, Marguerite de Forest-Anderson,
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Demersseman, Carnival of Venice with Variations. A. Fransella, flute; Brockett, Will o’ the Wisp. A. Fransella, Piccolo. Regal Records, G6217, 10-inch.
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Villanelle. Ruth Vincent - Female vocal solo, with flute (Albert Fransella) and piano. Columbia 3358. (12-in.). Recorded late 1905 and March 1906
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In Cellar Cool / Valse. Mr. A. Taylor (clarionet) / Mr. A. Fransella. (flute) (Shellac, 10-inch) Albion / Beka-Grand-Record. 236. Recorded 1910.
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Lo, hear the gentle lark. Nellie Melba - Soprano vocal solo, with piano and flute (A. Fransella) Gramophone 521c. (12-inch) Recorded 9/5/1905
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Fransella had the distinction of being a soloist at the first Henry Wood Promenade concert on 10 August 1895, playing two movements from the
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Donizetti, Spargi d’amaro pianto (Mad Scene), Lucia di Lammermoor. Tetrazzini (with flute obbl. by Albert Fransella) HMV 2-053047 (12-inch)
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Lo! Here the gentle lark. Ruth Vincent - Soprano vocal solo, with flute obbligato. (A.Fransella) Columbia 6018. (12-in.) Recorded c.1908
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In 1912 Albert founded the first Fransella Trio with Marjorie Hayford on violin and Winifred Christie on piano. He also played with the
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V.Massé, Les noces de Jeannette:Le chant du rossignol. Ellen Beach Yaw, A. Fransella. Gramophone & Typewriter 33106 1660. 3/18/1899
280:. This title was repeated in subsequent reviews. Fransella was to have many such laudations to describe his playing during his career:
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Donizetti, Lucia di Lammermoor - Ardon gl' incensi. Luisa Tetrazzini (flute obbl. by Albert Fransella with Orch.) HMV DB535 (12-inch)
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on harp, gave the first public performance of Debussy's Trio for Flute, Viola and Harp at the Aeolian Hall on the 2nd February 1917.
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In May 1908, Fransella appeared alongside the greatest performers of the age at the Albert Hall in London. The concert in aid of the
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Handel, Sweet bird. Ruth Vincent - Soprano vocal solo, with flute obbligato. (A.Fransella) Columbia 6016. (12-in.) Recorded c.1908
548:. Fransella, Harry Waldo Warner and Miriam Timothy were the performers. Fransella, at the same concert, gave a performance of the
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Handel, Sweet bird. Ruth Vincent - Soprano vocal solo, with flute obbligato. (A.Fransella) Columbia A5086 (6016). Recorded c.1908
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Charmant oiseau. Ruth Vincent - Soprano vocal solo, with flute obbligato. (A.Fransella) Columbia 6017. (12-in.) Recorded c.1908
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in London. He was a professor there until 1915. He also taught at Trinity College of Music in London. Amongst his students was
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On 26 March 1917, the Oriana Madrigal Society presented a concert at the Aeolian Hall which included the first performance of
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Henry Wood referred to him as, 'That great flautist'. He also received high praise for his conducting and pianistic skills.
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in Amsterdam as their first solo flautist. He performed no less than eleven times as solo flautist with the orchestra under
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Donizetti, Gaetano. Lucia - Mad Scene. Luisa Tetrazzini, Albert Fransella. (Shellac, 12", S/Sided) Victor Red Seal. 89001.
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The Laughing Cavalier / Valse. Harry Thornton (baritone), Mr. A. Fransella (flute). Albion Record 1126 (Shellac, 10-inch)
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Fransella formed the Philharmonic Trio in 1925. The pianist was firstly Geoffrey O'Connor Morris, followed soon after by
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Serenade / The Swan. Alfred Kastner and A. Fransella. The Herald Gramophone Record 113. (Shellac, 10-inch) Recorded 1914
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L.Bousquet, L'Oiseau Bleu. Mr. A. Fransella (flute). Gramophone – 9007 Shellac, 7", 78 RPM, S/Sided. Recorded 11/19/1899
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Meyerbeer, L'Ă©toile du nord. Ellen Beach Yaw, A. Fransella. Gramophone & Typewriter 33105 1657. Recorded 3/18/1899
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Fransella, after the great soprano. Fransella had performed with Melba to great acclaim in a June concert in 1894.
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La perle du Bresil (David): Charmant oiseau. Ruth Vincent (soprano), Albert Fransella (flute). Columbia 133 A5077.
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662:.At the Wigmore Hall on 24 March 1924, Fransella and the oboist LĂ©on Goossens, gave the first performance of
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B. Godard, Valse. G. Paggi, Rimembranz Napoletane. (Shellac, 10") Columbia-Rena Record. 1674. Recorded 1911
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The Voice of the Century: The Culture of Italian Bel Canto in Luisa Tetrazzini’s Recorded Interpretations
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Damare, The Wren; Carte, Weel May the Keel Row; Albert Fransella (Piccolo). Regal Records. G6216 10-inch.
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Albert Fransella is remembered in the Musicians' Book of Remembrance in the Musician's Chapel within the
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founded the Oriana Madrigal Society in 1905 and continued to conduct the choir until he retired in 1961
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Fransella was the first flute player to be a named recording artist and accompanied the great sopranos
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Carnival of Venice, with variations. Albert Fransella (flute) Columbia 27308. (10-in.) Recorded c.1911
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479:(under his stage name of Edward Ramsey) with Wieniawski on piano. Henri died young aged only 27.
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Paggi, Remembranz Napoletane. Albert Fransella (flute) Columbia 27307. (10-in.) Recorded c.1911
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He played with the Queen's Hall Wind Quintet, founded in 1902 alongside Désiré Lalande (oboe),
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2013:"Friends of the Musicians' Chapel Book of Remembrance. Albert Fransella: 1935, Flautist, p.25"
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and for the endowment of a Bach Museum. Later that year, he gave the British premiere of the
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Damare, The Wren / Sylvia. Albert Fransella. John Bull Record 40621/40622 (Shellac, 10-inch)
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Tchaikovsky, Chant sans paroles. Fransella Flute Quartet; Albert Fransella. Gramophone 9193.
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Mendelssohn, The bees’ wedding. Fransella Flute Quartet; Albert Fransella. Gramophone 9194.
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Weel may the keel row. Albert Fransella (piccolo) Columbia 27296. (10-in.) Recorded c.1911
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Godard, Suite de Trois Morceaux. A Fransella (flute). Gramophone 9197. Recorded 1907.
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Will o' the wisp. Albert Fransella (piccolo) Columbia 27309. (10-in.) Recorded c.1911
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at a Promenade concert with the Queen's Hall Orchestra on the 20th of August, 1904.
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B. Godard, Valse Brillante. Albert Fransella (flute). Neophone 17259. December 1906
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magazine, a monthly flute journal published by Emil Medicus between 1920 and 1929.
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Godard's valse. Albert Fransella (flute) Columbia 27294. (10-in.) Recorded c.1911
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Tibia: Magazine for Woodwind, Issue 2, 1999, Published by Moeck, Celle, Germany
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Tibia: Magazine for Woodwind, Issue 2, 1999, Published by Moeck, Celle, Germany
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Tibia: Magazine for Woodwind, Issue 2, 1999, Published by Moeck, Celle, Germany
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Paderewski, Minuet. Fransella Flute Quartet; Albert Fransella. Gramophone 9192.
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747:(1932). Also performed that evening were works of the same instrumentation by
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Such was his fame, that in 1906 a caricature appeared of Fransella entitled
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The Wren. Albert Fransella (flute) Columbia 27295. (10-in.) Recorded c.1911
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as financial backers. The proposed conservatoire did not come to fruition.
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London Concerts, The Musical Times, June 1, 1911, Vol. 52, No. 820, p. 396
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He had appeared as a soloist with the Palace orchestra as early as 1888.
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Le Thière, Sylvia. A. Fransella (piccolo solo). Gramophone 9006 19/1/1899
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John Locke: A Perspective on a Composer's Legacy. Elizabeth Manning
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Vogelsang. Flute solo - A. Fransella Gramophone E9156X 19/1/1899
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Orchestra, playing with them until 1925 when he was succeeded by
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In 1918, Fransella and a number of renowned musicians including
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In May 1906, Fransella played at a Bach Memorial concert in the
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In 1912 Albert and Henri accompanied the first performance of
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He was the foreign correspondent in England for the American
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with the Queen's Hall Orchestra and Henry Wood at the Proms.
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by Walthew, published by Stainer and Bell, with the pianist
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The Musical Times. 1 September 1911. Vol 52. Iss 823. p.601
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Between the years 1924 and 1926, Fransella played for the
282:…no player can equal Mr. Fransella, virtuoso of the flute.
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Fransella gave the first English performance of Debussy's
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A Dictionary of Twentieth Century Composers, (1911-1971)
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Gustav Holst, 1874-1934 : a centenary documentation
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In 1888 he returned to Holland to join the newly formed
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Frederick Francis II, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
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History of the Philharmonic society of London 1813-1912
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Musical America. 23 November 1918. Vol. 29. Iss 4. p.27
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Holland. At fifteen he appeared at a concert given for
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Promenade Concerts: Four Novelties at The Queen's Hall
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Quintet for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Violin, and Cello
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1571:Amsterdam Population Register 1874-1893, Vol. 2412
668:Pastorale et Arlequinade for Flute, Oboe and Piano
1327:"Recent Music Publications – Stainer and Bell".
446:with flute obbligato by Albert Fransella (2:47).
1954:Derby Composer – Work well received in London.
2228:Pan – The Journal of the British Flute Society
2078:Arthur Bliss, catalogue of the complete works
1231:"Ipswich Orchestral Society, Tenth Concert".
1089:The Flutist, March 1925, Volume 6, No.3. p.54
442:This performance of 1908 includes singing by
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2224:Albert Fransella – The Paganini of the Flute
1888:, Nottingham Evening Post, 11 June 1926, p.7
353:On 9 September 1909 he gave the premiere of
1852:, W Powell., March 1926, Vol 7, No.3, p.78
1623:Croydon Guardian and Surrey County Gazette
1317:, Daily News (London), 8 October 1906, p.8
1050:Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette
323:at a Queen's Hall Prom in September 1907.
240:(clarinet), Frederick James (bassoon) and
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2246:1905 Recording of Melba/Fransella/Ronald
718:. In 1928 Fransella's place was taken by
643:(clarinet), J. H. Plowman (percussion),
2106:Henry J. Wood : maker of the Proms
1910:, April–May 1927, Vol 8, Nos.4-5, p.114
1716:, Musical Times, 1 December 1911, p.806
1442:"London Concerts: Promenade concerts".
1029:The Musical Times, 1 April 1892, p. 234
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178:. He returned to England in late 1891.
1218:Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News
546:Elegiac Trio for Flute, Viola and Harp
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278:Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News
2155:. Boston: Small, Maynard and Company.
770:, (The Musicians' Church) in London.
639:(soprano), Albert Fransella (flute),
291:, to raise funds for the purchase of
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2171:John Mccormack The Story Of A Singer
2136:. New Haven: Yale University Press.
1704:, The Referee, 15 December 1912, p.5
1611:Holloway Press, 9 November 1906, p.4
741:New works by young English composers
194:. In 1893 he began teaching at the
162:, op. 21, for flute and four horns,
2123:Macaulay Fitzgibbon, Henry (1914).
1461:"London Concerts: Crystal Palace".
743:, Fransella performed John Locke's
428:La perle du Brésil: Charmant oiseau
256:, at the Queen's (Small) Hall with
225:concert also included new works by
2173:. New York: The Macmillan Company.
2043:. New York: The Citadel Press Inc.
1080:The Flutist, 1924, Volume 5, p.113
685:Terzetto for flute, oboe and viola
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1714:London Concerts: Chamber Concerts
1370:"New Work at Promenade Concert".
266:Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
2285:20th-century classical musicians
2189:The clarinet teacher's companion
1728:, The Stage, 14 March 1935, p.12
1374:. 10 September 1909. p. 10.
1270:"Ranelagh Gardens, Felixstowe".
529:Fransella, performing alongside
454:Problems playing this file? See
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2182:. New York: St. Martin’s Press.
2041:My Complete Story of The Flute
1802:. 15 September 1917. p. 7.
1431:. 24 September 1898. p. 2.
1220:. 15 September 1906. p. 4.
1019:Morning Post, 28 July 1888. p.1
550:Four Dances for flute and piano
1682:. 11 December 1912. p. 7.
1625:. 13 December 1913. p. 7.
1586:. 24 December 1904. p. 3.
1289:. 25 December 1886. p. 3.
1274:. 2 September 1901. p. 3.
1159:"Fransella Select Orchestra".
254:Seven Songs from the Norwegian
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2095:Foster, Myles Birket (1912).
2059:Bax: a composer and his times
2039:De Lorenzo, Leonardo (1951).
1751:. 3 February 1917. p. 3.
1636:"The King of Flute Players".
1601:. 23 January 1901. p. 1.
1536:Ella was born in July of 1894
1492:Orchestral Music in Ipswich,
1235:. 5 November 1908. p. 3.
1048:"Death of a Great Flautist".
714:. The oboist in the trio was
357:'s flute concerto in London.
154:, playing such repertoire as
2222:Bigio, Robert (June 1994). "
2052:. London: Rider and Company.
1778:. 27 March 1917. p. 13.
1331:. 15 August 1907. p. 3.
768:Church of the Holy Sepulchre
739:concert series, focusing on
660:British Broadcasting Company
1987:"Noted Musician Found Dead"
1866:. 24 March 1924. p. 6.
1774:"Oriana Madrigal Society".
1407:. 11 June 1914. p. 19.
1350:(776): 671–672. 1 Oct 1907.
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2295:Suicides in Greater London
2178:Thompson, Kenneth (1973).
1993:. 8 March 1935. p. 12
1908:Our foreign correspondents
1678:"Mr Fransella's Concert".
1640:. 21 July 1906. p. 2.
1599:Aberdeen Press and Journal
1559:. 28 June 1894. p. 6.
1505:Macaulay Fitzgibbon, p.152
1178:. 10 July 1901. p. 4.
1163:. 28 July 1900. p. 4.
1052:. 8 March 1935. p. 7.
971:. 8 March 1935. p. 3.
735:in London, as part of the
475:, sung by her husband Sir
2280:Dutch classical flautists
2275:Dutch classical musicians
2151:Saxe Wyndham, H. (1913).
2061:. Aldershot, UK: Scolar.
1621:"Mr Groocock's Concert".
1450:: 271. 26 September 1896.
1148:. 7 June 1898. p. 5.
967:"Tragedy of a flautist".
691:(Etudes Techniques Op.63)
304:Suite for Flute and Piano
274:The Paganini of the Flute
196:Guildhall School of Music
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2290:Musicians from Amsterdam
2248:Lo! Here the gentle lark
2196:Zicari, Massimo (2022).
1597:"Music Hall, Aberdeen".
1569:b. 3/5/1890, Amsterdam.
1494:East Anglian Daily Times
1403:"A Tetrazzini Concert".
1304:. 2 May 1906. p. 8.
1250:. 2 May 1906. p. 8.
1176:East Anglian Daily Times
1161:East Anglian Daily Times
1144:"Yesterday's Concerts".
920:. 2 May 1906. p. 8.
208:Holger Gilbert-Jespersen
2187:Weston, Pamela (1976).
2169:Strong, L.A.C. (1941).
2160:Short, Michael (1974).
2127:. London: Walter Scott.
2104:Jacobs, Arthur (1994).
2076:Foreman, Lewis (1980).
2057:Foreman, Lewis (1988).
1958:, 27 February 1934. P.1
1936:. 22 November 1928. p.5
1932:The Philharmonic Trio.
1555:"The Handel Festival".
1372:London Evening Standard
1146:London Evening Standard
670:. Fransella, alongside
635:. The performers were:
215:Suite de Trois Morceaux
2132:Powell, Ardel (2002).
2125:The story of the flute
2080:. Sevenoaks: Novello.
2048:Elkin, Robert (1946).
2017:musicianschapel.org.uk
1483:. 25 January 1923. p.8
1342:"Promenade Concerts".
898:References and sources
492:Piano and Wind Quintet
421:
45:Albert Lucas Fransella
35:Background information
2164:. London: White Lion.
1956:Derby Daily Telegraph
1919:New Wood Wind Music.
1762:Charles Kennedy Scott
1479:Great Musical Treat.
1469:: 365. 18 April 1896.
1216:"At the promenades".
678:gave the premiere of
473:A Poor Young Shepherd
420:
312:Richard Henry Walthew
2099:. London: John Lane.
1923:. 3 March 1925. p.7
1850:1826 – 1926 a review
1747:"New Debussy Work".
1518:. 30 July 1904. p.43
1496:, 29 March 1913, p.5
1174:"Ranelagh Gardens".
649:Philharmonic Quartet
526:and Theodor Verhey.
401:Mademoiselle Dolores
188:Philharmonic Society
172:Wien Neerlands bloed
2250:by Sir Henry Bishop
2108:. London: Methuen.
1991:The Daily Telegraph
1921:Daily News (London)
1864:Westminster Gazette
1862:"Matters Musical".
1302:Daily News (London)
779:Columbia recordings
698:(The Two Virtuosos)
695:Leonardo De Lorenzo
633:Baroness d'Erlanger
374:Evangeline Florence
321:Frederick B. Kiddle
102:Musician, professor
2153:Who’s who in Music
2050:Royal Philharmonic
1934:Banbury Advertiser
1798:"Musical Gossip".
1481:Banbury Advertiser
990:Saxe Wyndham, p.84
930:Saxe Wyndham, p.84
712:Francesco Ticciati
531:Harry Waldo Warner
422:
308:Stainer & Bell
141:Scottish Orchestra
1776:Pall Mall Gazette
1680:Pall Mall Gazette
1557:Freeman's Journal
1417:De Lorenzo, p.169
1393:Zicari, pp.29, 43
1344:The Musical Times
1287:Worcester Journal
981:De Lorenzo, p.169
957:De Lorenzo, p.169
753:Christian Darnton
737:Macnaghten-Lemare
469:RĂ©gine Wieniawski
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394:Christina Nilsson
160:L'oiseau des bois
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