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Hans Kronold

May 08, 2024

Hans Kronold (3 July 1872 – 10 January 1922) was a Polish-born Jewish cellist, composer, educator,[1] and a member of symphony orchestras of New York and Boston.[2] He was the first cellist to have his work recorded on audio, which he did for recording pioneer Gianni Bettini phonograph cylinders in the 1890s.[3]

Hans Kronold
Hans Kronold, The Saratogian, 2 April 1921
Born3 July 1872
Kraków
Died10 January 1922 (1922-01-11) (aged 49)
New York City
NationalityPolish
OccupationCellist
Known forFirst cellist on Bettini's cylinders.

Life and career edit

Kronold was born in Kraków to Adolph Kronold and Louise (Hirschberg) Kronold. His sister was the opera soprano Selma Kronold;[4] a cousin of Polish pianist and composer Moritz Moszkowski.[5] He had his first musical training in Leipzig, where he studied with Max Kiesling (1866–1930).[6] He lived in Berlin for three years, where he extended his musical education with Professor Richard Vollrath,[6] and piano and harmony with Hans Rasch.[6] In 1886, he emigrated to New York,[6] resuming his studies with cellist Anton Hekking,[6] and S. Vreeman.[2]

 
Kronold, c. 1905

Kronold soon joined the Metropolitan Opera and shortly after the New York Symphony Orchestra,[7] where he played for five consecutive seasons.[6] In 1894, he married Rose Fischel and had two daughter, Nora and Sophie Kronold.[2] From 1900, he toured the United States and Canada for five years under the direction of Walter Damrosch,[2] accompanying not only singers and acclaimed violinists such as Maud Powell,[6] but also other renowned instrumentalists of his time.[6] On his return, he quit playing for orchestras and devoted himself to solo-playing and teaching at the New York College of Music.[8][7] He died in New York on 10 January 1922.[1]

Kronold made a number of 78 RPMs and phonograph cylinder recordings for Columbia Records,[9] and the Thomas A. Edison, Inc.,[10] publishing his compositions for cello and piano, violin and piano, and other songs through leading publishing houses such as the Oliver Ditson Company, Carl Fischer Music, and M. Witmark & Sons.[6]

Recordings edit

Cello solo with piano edit

Note: The grey cells in the tables indicate that there is no opus number, name or composer. The m-dashe cells indicate that there is an opus number, name or composer, but that they are currently missing.

Title Opus Name Key Composer Year Note Ref
The Babbling Brook — — — Christiaan Kriens 1895 [n 1] [11]
Coquettish Waltz — — — Christiaan Kriens — [n 2] [11]
Epitaph Meditation — — — Christiaan Kriens 1895 [n 3] [12]
A Sad Song — — — Christiaan Kriens 1895 [n 4] [12]
Summer Evening — — — Christiaan Kriens 1895 [n 5] [12]
Schwanengesang D. 957 Ständchen — Franz Schubert 1905 [n 6] [13]
Kinderszenen 15 Träumerei — Robert Schumann 1905 [n 7] [13]
The Swan 93 — — Camille Saint-Saëns 1906 [n 8] [13]
Simple Aveu 25 — — François Thomé 1906 [n 9] [13]
Ave Maria CG 89a — — Charles Gounod 1907 [n 10] [13]
Nocturnes 9 No. 2 E-flat major Frédéric Chopin 1907 [n 11] [13]
The Rosary — — — Ethelbert Nevin 1907 [n 12] [13]
Handel's Largo HWV 40 Ombra mai fu — George Frideric Handel 1908 [n 13] [13]
Humoreske 101 No. 7 G-flat major Antonín Dvořák 1908 [n 14] [13]
Tre giorni son che Nina — Canzonetta — Attrib Giovanni Battista Pergolesi 1909 [n 15] [13]
Adoration — — D major Felix Borowski 1910 [n 16] [13]
Wiegenlied — — — Alice Verne-Bredt 1913 [n 17] [14]
The Little Red Lark — — — — 1913 [n 18] [15]
Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms — — — Thomas Moore 1913 [n 19] [15]
Canzonetta — — — Alfredo D'Ambrosio 1913 [n 20] [15]
Melody in F 3 No. 2 F major Anton Rubinstein 1913 [n 21] [16]
The Valley Lay Smiling Before Me — — — Thomas Moore 1913 [n 22] [17]
Eili Eili — — — — 1913 [n 23] [18]
Kol Nidre 47 — — Max Bruch 1913 [n 24] [18]
The Willow Tree — — — — 1913 [n 25] [17]
My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice 47 — — Camille Saint-Saëns 1913 [n 26] [19]

Violin solo with piano edit

Title Opus Name Key Composer Year Note Ref
Douce Rencontre — — — Jean Gabriel-Marie 1913 [n 27] [13]
Andante Religioso — — — Joseph Hollman 1913 [n 28] [13]

Cello solo with orchestra edit

Title Opus Name Key Composer Year Note Ref
To The Evening Star WWV 70 — — Richard Wagner 1907 [n 29] [20]
Libeslied — — — Fritz Kreisler 1913 [n 30] [10]

Compositions edit

Title Opus Name Key Genre Year Note Ref
Lègende 1 — — — 1895 [n 31] [21]
The Soldier's Bride — — — March 1905 [n 32] [22]
Turn Thee Unto Me 16 (Sacred song) — Psalm 1913 [n 33] [23]
A Vision of my Mother 17 — — — 1909 [n 34] [24]
Air Religieuse 18 — — Air 1909 [n 35] [25]
Romance 19 — — Romance 1909 [n 36] [26]
Spinning Wheel 20 — — — 1909 [n 37] [27]
Witches' Dance 21 — — — 1909 [n 38] [28]
Scène Élégiaque 22 — — — 1909 [n 39] [29]
The Soul of Love 24 — — — 1909 [n 40] [30]
Roses and Cypresses 25 Roses — Lieder 1910 [n 41] [31]
Thine —
Night —
A Song You Sang! —
A Vision —
May Eternal! —
Lost Love —
Sphinx —
At the Shrine of Venus 26 — — — 1912 [n 42] [32]
Caprice Espagnole 28 — — Capriccio 1912 [n 43] [32]
Liebeszauber 30 — — — 1912 [n 44] [32]
In Olden Days 31 — — Minuet 1912 [n 45] [32]
Trois Pièces 32 Meditation Religieuse — — 1913 [n 46] [33]
Melodie Romantique — —
Serenade Espagnole — Serenade
In Springtime 38 — — — 1913 [n 47] [34]
Deux Pièces 39 Evening Song — — 1913 [n 48] [35]
Autumn Song — —
The Bride of Death 40 — — — 1913 [n 49] [36]
Sweetheart's Eyes 43 — — — 1913 [n 50] [37]
Five Pieces for Cello and Piano 57 Longing — Romanza 1914 [n 51] [38]
[39]
[40]
[41]
[42]
Mother's Darling — Cradle Song
The Lonely Shepherd — Pastorale
The Mill — Etude
The Bumblebee — Moto perpetuo
Five Pieces for Cello and Piano 58 Autumn Leaves — Idyll 1913 [n 52] [43]
[44]
[45]
[46]
[47]
On the Lake — Cavatina 1914
The Clown — Humoreske 1913
Declaration of Love — Reverie
In Italy — Tarantelle

Notes edit

  1. ^ The Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this composition as having been written by Kronold, but the Witman & Sons catalog lists it as being by Christiaan Kriens.
  2. ^ This composition for violin and piano, is listed as a work by Kriens and Kronold. In fact it was edited by Kronold, but written by Kriens. Source: Todd Dunkel ISBN Index
  3. ^ The Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this composition as having been written by Kronold, but the Witman & Sons catalog lists it as being by Christiaan Kriens.
  4. ^ The Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this composition as having been written by Kronold, but the Witman & Sons catalog lists it as being by Christiaan Kriens.
  5. ^ The Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this composition as having been written by Kronold, but the Witman & Sons catalog lists it as being by Christiaan Kriens.
  6. ^ Schubert's serenade for violincello solo with piano accompaniment. Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  7. ^ Robert Schumann's Träumerei for violincello solo with piano accompaniment. Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  8. ^ One of Kronold's most popular cello solos. It is an extract from one of Camille Saint-Saëns' famous work "Carnival of the Animals." Published by the Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  9. ^ A piece for cello and piano whose title is translated as "Simple confession". It is stylistically similar to other piano pieces by Cécile Chaminade. Recorded for Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  10. ^ Ave Maria for cello solo with piano accompaniment. Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  11. ^ Chopin's Nocturnes in E-flat major Op. 9, No. 2 for cello solo with piano accompaniment. Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  12. ^ Ethelbert Nevin's The Rosary for cello solo with piano accompaniment. Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  13. ^ Ombra mai fu, also known as Handel's Largo, is the aria from Handel's opera Serse recorded for cello and piano accompaniment for the Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  14. ^ Antonín Dvořák's Op. 101, No. 7 (Humoresques) for cello and piano accompaniment recorded for the Edison Amberol.
  15. ^ Giovanni Battista Pergolesi's Nina (Tre giorni son che Nina) recorded for cello and piano accompaniment for the Edison Amberol.
  16. ^ A nocturne originally for violin and piano; arranged for cello and piano by Kronold.
  17. ^ This composition (Lullaby) is one from the English composer Alice Verne-Bredt (1864-1958), recorded in 1913 by Kronold who maintained its primary title.
  18. ^ Traditional Irish folk-song.
  19. ^ Traditional Irish folk-song.
  20. ^ Published by Phonograph Co.
  21. ^ Anton Rubinstein's Op. 3, No. 1 (Melody in F) for cello and piano accompaniment recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record.
  22. ^ An eighteenth-century Irish ballad attributed to Thomas Moore's Irish Melodies. A recording released by Pathé Records.
  23. ^ Hebrew-Yiddish cry of anguish to God. A recording released by Pathé Records.
  24. ^ Recording released by Pathé Records.
  25. ^ Traditional Irish folk-song. Recording released by Pathé Records
  26. ^ A song from the opera Samson et Dalila. A recording released by the Edison Phonograph.
  27. ^ Recorded for Columbia (USA).
  28. ^ Recorded for Columbia (USA).
  29. ^ This composition was also recorded by Kronold for Columbia Phonograph Co. in 1905 as Evening star (O du mein holder Abendstern).
  30. ^ From Fritz Kreisler's Alt-Wiener Tanzweisen, No. 2, a composition for cello with orchestra accompaniment recorded for the Edison Blue Amberol.
  31. ^ Kronold's first instrumental composition published by Emanuel Pergament, New York.
  32. ^ A composition for piano and voice with lyrics about the Spanish–American War by Kronold himself. It was specially written for the Hearst Sunday Newspaper.
  33. ^ Published by M. Witmark & Sons.
  34. ^ Published by C. Fischer.
  35. ^ Published by C. Fischer.
  36. ^ This composition, unlike Coquettish Waltz written by Kronold and edited by Kriens, was scored to violin and piano from the original cello and piano score. Published by C. Fischer.
  37. ^ A composition written by cellist Hans Kronold, edited and fingered by violinist Christiaan Kriens. Published by C. Fischer.
  38. ^ Published by C. Fischer.
  39. ^ Published by C. Fischer.
  40. ^ A song with words by D. Vail. Published by C. Fischer.
  41. ^ A cycle of eight German songs with words by Ferdinand Tönnies. Published by C. Fischer.
  42. ^ The score reads Four Concert Pieces, a compilation of Opuses by Kronold, fingered and edited by Italian piano instructor and publisher, Paolo Gallico. Published by C. Fischer.
  43. ^ The score reads Four Concert Pieces, a compilation of Opuses by Kronold, fingered and edited by Italian piano instructor and publisher, Paolo Gallico. Published by C. Fischer.
  44. ^ The score reads Four Concert Pieces, a compilation of Opuses by Kronold, fingered and edited by Italian piano instructor and publisher, Paolo Gallico. Published by C. Fischer.
  45. ^ A compilation of opuses fingered and edited by piano instructor and publisher Paolo Gallico. A score at Rochester.edu reads 'Minuet' (Andante simplice). Published by C. Fischer.
  46. ^ Published by O. Ditson Co, Boston.
  47. ^ A song with words by Ferdinand Tönnies. English version by Alice Mattullath.
  48. ^ Two songs with words by Ferdinand Tönnies. English version by Alice Mattullath. Published by M. Witmark & Sons.
  49. ^ A song with words by Ferdinand Tönnies]. English version by Alice Mattullath. Published by O. Ditson Co. Boston.
  50. ^ A song with words by Ferdinand Tönnies. English version by Alice Mattullath. Published by O. Ditson Co. Boston.
  51. ^ A composition for violoncello and piano accompaniment. All songs published by M. Witmark & Sons.
  52. ^ A composition for violoncello and piano accompaniment. All songs published by O. Ditson Co. Boston.

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Kronold, Hans". Musicsack.co. Retrieved 12 December 2014.
  2. ^ a b c d "Hans Kronold Dead" (PDF). The New York Times. Retrieved 14 December 2014.
  3. ^ Hoffmann, Frank (2004). Encyclopedia of Recorded Sound. Routledge. p. 353. ISBN 1135949506.
  4. ^ "Selma Kronold". Geni.com. 18 August 1861. Retrieved 11 December 2014.
  5. ^ . HighBeam Research. Cengage Learning. Archived from the original on 24 September 2015. Retrieved 8 December 2014.
  6. ^ a b c d e f g h i Grove's Dictionary of music and musicians: American supplement. New York: The Macmillan Company Co. 1928. p. 267. OCLC 4143422.
  7. ^ a b S. Soko, Stanley (1992). The Polish Biographical Dictionary. Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers. p. 211. ISBN 086516245X.
  8. ^ International Who's who in Music and Musical Gazetteer. Current literature publishing Company. 1918. p. 510. OCLC 8654503. hans kronold .
  9. ^ "Hans Kronold (instrumentalist: cello)". Discography of American Historical Recordings. Regents of the University of California. Retrieved 12 December 2014.
  10. ^ a b "The Edison Phonograph Monthly". Mocavo.com. Mocavo. Retrieved 14 December 2014.
  11. ^ a b Library of Congress. Copyright Office (1939). Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 1. U.S. Government Printing Office. p. 2059. OCLC 829719212.
  12. ^ a b c Pieces for Cello and Piano, Op. 12. New York: M. Witmark & Sons. 1895. pp. 14–15.
  13. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m König, Henry. . Musiktiteldb.de. Musik Titel DB. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
  14. ^ "Alice Verne-Bredt (composer)". Discography of American historical Recordings. DAHR. Retrieved 14 December 2014.
  15. ^ a b c "Hans Kronold (instrumentalist: cello)". Discography of American Historical Recordings. DAHR. Retrieved 14 December 2014.
  16. ^ "The Edison Phonograph Monthly (Mar 1905- Feb 1906)". Archive.org. Internet Archive. Retrieved 12 December 2014.
  17. ^ a b "The Music of the Discs". Sheetmusicpoint.com. Sheet Music Point. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
  18. ^ a b "Recordings by 'Hans Kronold'". Honkingduck.com. Honking Duck. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
  19. ^ Moore, Wendell (1914). The Edison Phonograph Monthly (Jan-Dec 1914). National Phonograph Co. p. nn. OCLC 477209000.
  20. ^ "Opera recordings in the UCSB Cylinder Collection". Donaldsauter.com. Retrieved 13 December 2014.
  21. ^ Catalog of Title Entries of Books Etc. Dec 31-Jan 5 1894-95 1, Nos. 183-208. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress. 1895. p. 15.
  22. ^ "The Soldier's Bride". The Maine Music Box. Fogler Library, University of Maine. Retrieved 13 December 2014.
  23. ^ Turn Thee unto me [Sacred song.] Op. 16. OCLC 497630350.
  24. ^ La Vision de ma Mère – A Vision of my Mother Op. 17 (Cello and Piano). OCLC 497630360.
  25. ^ Air religieuse Op. 18. OCLC 16859149.
  26. ^ Romance Op. 19. OCLC 213363534.
  27. ^ Spinning wheel: Op. 20. OCLC 213363544.
  28. ^ Witches' Dance Op. 21 (Cello and Piano). OCLC 497630374.
  29. ^ Scène élégiaque Op. 22 (Cello and Piano). OCLC 497630315.
  30. ^ The Soul of Love [Song] Words by D. Vail. Op. 24, OCLC 497630333
  31. ^ Rosen und Zypressen (Roses and Cypresses) a cycle of eight German songs in classic style, Op. 25. OCLC 82550078.
  32. ^ a b c d Four Concert Pieces. Piano Solo (Edited and fingered by P. Gallico). OCLC 497630201.
  33. ^ Méditation religieuse, for violoncello and piano Op. 32, No. 1. OCLC 497630262.
  34. ^ In Springtime. Im Frühling [Song]. Lyric by F. E. Toennies, English version by A. Mattullath. Op. 38[full citation needed]
  35. ^ Evening Song. Abendlied [Song]. Lyric by F. E. Toennies, English version by A. Mattullath. Op. 39. OCLC 497630218.
  36. ^ The Bride of Death. Todesbraut [Song, German words by] F. E. Toennies, translated by A. Mattullath. Op. 40. OCLC 497630172.
  37. ^ Sweetheart's Eyes. Liebchens Augen [Song, German words by] F. E. Toennies, translated by A. Mattullath. Op. 43. OCLC 497630343.
  38. ^ Longing. Romanza Op. 57, No. 1 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630253.
  39. ^ Mother's Darling. Cradle Song. Op. 57, No. 2 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630287.
  40. ^ The Lonely Shepherd. Pastorale. Op. 57, No. 3 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630245.
  41. ^ The Mill. Etude Op. 57, No. 4 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630280.
  42. ^ The Bumblebee. Moto perpetuo Op. 57, No. 5 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630181.
  43. ^ Autumn Leaves. Idyl Op. 58, No. 1 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630154.
  44. ^ On the Lake. Cavatina Op. 58, No. 2 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630295.
  45. ^ The Clown. Humoreske Op. 58, No. 3 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630188.
  46. ^ Declaration of Love. Reverie Op. 58, No. 4 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630210.
  47. ^ In Italy. Tarantelle Op. 58, No. 5 [Violoncello and P. F.] OCLC 497630227.

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Hans Kronold 3 July 1872 10 January 1922 was a Polish born Jewish cellist composer educator 1 and a member of symphony orchestras of New York and Boston 2 He was the first cellist to have his work recorded on audio which he did for recording pioneer Gianni Bettini phonograph cylinders in the 1890s 3 Hans KronoldHans Kronold The Saratogian 2 April 1921Born3 July 1872KrakowDied10 January 1922 1922 01 11 aged 49 New York CityNationalityPolishOccupationCellistKnown forFirst cellist on Bettini s cylinders Contents 1 Life and career 2 Recordings 2 1 Cello solo with piano 2 2 Violin solo with piano 2 3 Cello solo with orchestra 3 Compositions 4 Notes 5 References 6 External linksLife and career editKronold was born in Krakow to Adolph Kronold and Louise Hirschberg Kronold His sister was the opera soprano Selma Kronold 4 a cousin of Polish pianist and composer Moritz Moszkowski 5 He had his first musical training in Leipzig where he studied with Max Kiesling 1866 1930 6 He lived in Berlin for three years where he extended his musical education with Professor Richard Vollrath 6 and piano and harmony with Hans Rasch 6 In 1886 he emigrated to New York 6 resuming his studies with cellist Anton Hekking 6 and S Vreeman 2 nbsp Kronold c 1905 Kronold soon joined the Metropolitan Opera and shortly after the New York Symphony Orchestra 7 where he played for five consecutive seasons 6 In 1894 he married Rose Fischel and had two daughter Nora and Sophie Kronold 2 From 1900 he toured the United States and Canada for five years under the direction of Walter Damrosch 2 accompanying not only singers and acclaimed violinists such as Maud Powell 6 but also other renowned instrumentalists of his time 6 On his return he quit playing for orchestras and devoted himself to solo playing and teaching at the New York College of Music 8 7 He died in New York on 10 January 1922 1 Kronold made a number of 78 RPMs and phonograph cylinder recordings for Columbia Records 9 and the Thomas A Edison Inc 10 publishing his compositions for cello and piano violin and piano and other songs through leading publishing houses such as the Oliver Ditson Company Carl Fischer Music and M Witmark amp Sons 6 Recordings editCello solo with piano edit Note The grey cells in the tables indicate that there is no opus number name or composer The m dashe cells indicate that there is an opus number name or composer but that they are currently missing Title Opus Name Key Composer Year Note Ref The Babbling Brook Christiaan Kriens 1895 n 1 11 Coquettish Waltz Christiaan Kriens n 2 11 Epitaph Meditation Christiaan Kriens 1895 n 3 12 A Sad Song Christiaan Kriens 1895 n 4 12 Summer Evening Christiaan Kriens 1895 n 5 12 Schwanengesang D 957 Standchen Franz Schubert 1905 n 6 13 Kinderszenen 15 Traumerei Robert Schumann 1905 n 7 13 The Swan 93 Camille Saint Saens 1906 n 8 13 Simple Aveu 25 Francois Thome 1906 n 9 13 Ave Maria CG 89a Charles Gounod 1907 n 10 13 Nocturnes 9 No 2 E flat major Frederic Chopin 1907 n 11 13 The Rosary Ethelbert Nevin 1907 n 12 13 Handel s Largo HWV 40 Ombra mai fu George Frideric Handel 1908 n 13 13 Humoreske 101 No 7 G flat major Antonin Dvorak 1908 n 14 13 Tre giorni son che Nina Canzonetta Attrib Giovanni Battista Pergolesi 1909 n 15 13 Adoration D major Felix Borowski 1910 n 16 13 Wiegenlied Alice Verne Bredt 1913 n 17 14 The Little Red Lark 1913 n 18 15 Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms Thomas Moore 1913 n 19 15 Canzonetta Alfredo D Ambrosio 1913 n 20 15 Melody in F 3 No 2 F major Anton Rubinstein 1913 n 21 16 The Valley Lay Smiling Before Me Thomas Moore 1913 n 22 17 Eili Eili 1913 n 23 18 Kol Nidre 47 Max Bruch 1913 n 24 18 The Willow Tree 1913 n 25 17 My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice 47 Camille Saint Saens 1913 n 26 19 Violin solo with piano edit Title Opus Name Key Composer Year Note Ref Douce Rencontre Jean Gabriel Marie 1913 n 27 13 Andante Religioso Joseph Hollman 1913 n 28 13 Cello solo with orchestra edit Title Opus Name Key Composer Year Note Ref To The Evening Star WWV 70 Richard Wagner 1907 n 29 20 Libeslied Fritz Kreisler 1913 n 30 10 Compositions editTitle Opus Name Key Genre Year Note Ref Legende 1 1895 n 31 21 The Soldier s Bride March 1905 n 32 22 Turn Thee Unto Me 16 Sacred song Psalm 1913 n 33 23 A Vision of my Mother 17 1909 n 34 24 Air Religieuse 18 Air 1909 n 35 25 Romance 19 Romance 1909 n 36 26 Spinning Wheel 20 1909 n 37 27 Witches Dance 21 1909 n 38 28 Scene Elegiaque 22 1909 n 39 29 The Soul of Love 24 1909 n 40 30 Roses and Cypresses 25 Roses Lieder 1910 n 41 31 Thine Night A Song You Sang A Vision May Eternal Lost Love Sphinx At the Shrine of Venus 26 1912 n 42 32 Caprice Espagnole 28 Capriccio 1912 n 43 32 Liebeszauber 30 1912 n 44 32 In Olden Days 31 Minuet 1912 n 45 32 Trois Pieces 32 Meditation Religieuse 1913 n 46 33 Me lodie Romantique Serenade Espagnole Serenade In Springtime 38 1913 n 47 34 Deux Pieces 39 Evening Song 1913 n 48 35 Autumn Song The Bride of Death 40 1913 n 49 36 Sweetheart s Eyes 43 1913 n 50 37 Five Pieces for Cello and Piano 57 Longing Romanza 1914 n 51 38 39 40 41 42 Mother s Darling Cradle Song The Lonely Shepherd Pastorale The Mill Etude The Bumblebee Moto perpetuo Five Pieces for Cello and Piano 58 Autumn Leaves Idyll 1913 n 52 43 44 45 46 47 On the Lake Cavatina 1914 The Clown Humoreske 1913 Declaration of Love Reverie In Italy TarantelleNotes edit The Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this composition as having been written by Kronold but the Witman amp Sons catalog lists it as being by Christiaan Kriens This composition for violin and piano is listed as a work by Kriens and Kronold In fact it was edited by Kronold but written by Kriens Source Todd Dunkel ISBN Index The Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this composition as having been written by Kronold but the Witman amp Sons catalog lists it as being by Christiaan Kriens The Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this composition as having been written by Kronold but the Witman amp Sons catalog lists it as being by Christiaan Kriens The Catalog of Copyright Entries lists this composition as having been written by Kronold but the Witman amp Sons catalog lists it as being by Christiaan Kriens Schubert s serenade for violincello solo with piano accompaniment Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record Robert Schumann s Traumerei for violincello solo with piano accompaniment Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record One of Kronold s most popular cello solos It is an extract from one of Camille Saint Saens famous work Carnival of the Animals Published by the Edison Gold Moulded Record A piece for cello and piano whose title is translated as Simple confession It is stylistically similar to other piano pieces by Cecile Chaminade Recorded for Edison Gold Moulded Record Ave Maria for cello solo with piano accompaniment Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record Chopin s Nocturnes in E flat major Op 9 No 2 for cello solo with piano accompaniment Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record Ethelbert Nevin s The Rosary for cello solo with piano accompaniment Recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record Ombra mai fu also known as Handel s Largo is the aria from Handel s opera Serse recorded for cello and piano accompaniment for the Edison Gold Moulded Record Antonin Dvorak s Op 101 No 7 Humoresques for cello and piano accompaniment recorded for the Edison Amberol Giovanni Battista Pergolesi s Nina Tre giorni son che Nina recorded for cello and piano accompaniment for the Edison Amberol A nocturne originally for violin and piano arranged for cello and piano by Kronold This composition Lullaby is one from the English composer Alice Verne Bredt 1864 1958 recorded in 1913 by Kronold who maintained its primary title Traditional Irish folk song Traditional Irish folk song Published by Phonograph Co Anton Rubinstein s Op 3 No 1 Melody in F for cello and piano accompaniment recorded for the Edison Gold Moulded Record An eighteenth century Irish ballad attributed to Thomas Moore s Irish Melodies A recording released by Pathe Records Hebrew Yiddish cry of anguish to God A recording released by Pathe Records Recording released by Pathe Records Traditional Irish folk song Recording released by Pathe Records A song from the opera Samson et Dalila A recording released by the Edison Phonograph Recorded for Columbia USA Recorded for Columbia USA This composition was also recorded by Kronold for Columbia Phonograph Co in 1905 as Evening star O du mein holder Abendstern From Fritz Kreisler s Alt Wiener Tanzweisen No 2 a composition for cello with orchestra accompaniment recorded for the Edison Blue Amberol Kronold s first instrumental composition published by Emanuel Pergament New York A composition for piano and voice with lyrics about the Spanish American War by Kronold himself It was specially written for the Hearst Sunday Newspaper Published by M Witmark amp Sons Published by C Fischer Published by C Fischer This composition unlike Coquettish Waltz written by Kronold and edited by Kriens was scored to violin and piano from the original cello and piano score Published by C Fischer A composition written by cellist Hans Kronold edited and fingered by violinist Christiaan Kriens Published by C Fischer Published by C Fischer Published by C Fischer A song with words by D Vail Published by C Fischer A cycle of eight German songs with words by Ferdinand Tonnies Published by C Fischer The score reads Four Concert Pieces a compilation of Opuses by Kronold fingered and edited by Italian piano instructor and publisher Paolo Gallico Published by C Fischer The score reads Four Concert Pieces a compilation of Opuses by Kronold fingered and edited by Italian piano instructor and publisher Paolo Gallico Published by C Fischer The score reads Four Concert Pieces a compilation of Opuses by Kronold fingered and edited by Italian piano instructor and publisher Paolo Gallico Published by C Fischer A compilation of opuses fingered and edited by piano instructor and publisher Paolo Gallico A score at Rochester edu reads Minuet Andante simplice Published by C Fischer Published by O Ditson Co Boston A song with words by Ferdinand Tonnies English version by Alice Mattullath Two songs with words by Ferdinand Tonnies English version by Alice Mattullath Published by M Witmark amp Sons A song with words by Ferdinand Tonnies English version by Alice Mattullath Published by O Ditson Co Boston A song with words by Ferdinand Tonnies English version by Alice Mattullath Published by O Ditson Co Boston A composition for violoncello and piano accompaniment All songs published by M Witmark amp Sons A composition for violoncello and piano accompaniment All songs published by O Ditson Co Boston References edit a b Kronold Hans Musicsack co Retrieved 12 December 2014 a b c d Hans Kronold Dead PDF The New York Times Retrieved 14 December 2014 Hoffmann Frank 2004 Encyclopedia of Recorded Sound Routledge p 353 ISBN 1135949506 Selma Kronold Geni com 18 August 1861 Retrieved 11 December 2014 Dictionary of Women Worldwide 25 000 Women Through the Ages HighBeam Research Cengage Learning Archived from the original on 24 September 2015 Retrieved 8 December 2014 a b c d e f g h i Grove s Dictionary of music and musicians American supplement New York The Macmillan Company Co 1928 p 267 OCLC 4143422 a b S Soko Stanley 1992 The Polish Biographical Dictionary Bolchazy Carducci Publishers p 211 ISBN 086516245X International Who s who in Music and Musical Gazetteer Current literature publishing Company 1918 p 510 OCLC 8654503 hans kronold Hans Kronold instrumentalist cello Discography of American Historical Recordings Regents of the University of California Retrieved 12 December 2014 a b The Edison Phonograph Monthly Mocavo com Mocavo Retrieved 14 December 2014 a b Library of Congress Copyright Office 1939 Catalog of Copyright Entries Part 1 U S Government Printing Office p 2059 OCLC 829719212 a b c Pieces for Cello and Piano Op 12 New York M Witmark amp Sons 1895 pp 14 15 a b c d e f g h i j k l m Konig Henry Titel von Kronold Hans Musiktiteldb de Musik Titel DB Archived from the original on 4 March 2016 Retrieved 15 December 2014 Alice Verne Bredt composer Discography of American historical Recordings DAHR Retrieved 14 December 2014 a b c Hans Kronold instrumentalist cello Discography of American Historical Recordings DAHR Retrieved 14 December 2014 The Edison Phonograph Monthly Mar 1905 Feb 1906 Archive org Internet Archive Retrieved 12 December 2014 a b The Music of the Discs Sheetmusicpoint com Sheet Music Point Retrieved 15 December 2014 a b Recordings by Hans Kronold Honkingduck com Honking Duck Retrieved 15 December 2014 Moore Wendell 1914 The Edison Phonograph Monthly Jan Dec 1914 National Phonograph Co p nn OCLC 477209000 Opera recordings in the UCSB Cylinder Collection Donaldsauter com Retrieved 13 December 2014 Catalog of Title Entries of Books Etc Dec 31 Jan 5 1894 95 1 Nos 183 208 Washington D C Library of Congress 1895 p 15 The Soldier s Bride The Maine Music Box Fogler Library University of Maine Retrieved 13 December 2014 Turn Thee unto me Sacred song Op 16 OCLC 497630350 La Vision de ma Mere A Vision of my Mother Op 17 Cello and Piano OCLC 497630360 Air religieuse Op 18 OCLC 16859149 Romance Op 19 OCLC 213363534 Spinning wheel Op 20 OCLC 213363544 Witches Dance Op 21 Cello and Piano OCLC 497630374 Scene elegiaque Op 22 Cello and Piano OCLC 497630315 The Soul of Love Song Words by D Vail Op 24 OCLC 497630333 Rosen und Zypressen Roses and Cypresses a cycle of eight German songs in classic style Op 25 OCLC 82550078 a b c d Four Concert Pieces Piano Solo Edited and fingered by P Gallico OCLC 497630201 Meditation religieuse for violoncello and piano Op 32 No 1 OCLC 497630262 In Springtime Im Fruhling Song Lyric by F E Toennies English version by A Mattullath Op 38 full citation needed Evening Song Abendlied Song Lyric by F E Toennies English version by A Mattullath Op 39 OCLC 497630218 The Bride of Death Todesbraut Song German words by F E Toennies translated by A Mattullath Op 40 OCLC 497630172 Sweetheart s Eyes Liebchens Augen Song German words by F E Toennies translated by A Mattullath Op 43 OCLC 497630343 Longing Romanza Op 57 No 1 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630253 Mother s Darling Cradle Song Op 57 No 2 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630287 The Lonely Shepherd Pastorale Op 57 No 3 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630245 The Mill Etude Op 57 No 4 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630280 The Bumblebee Moto perpetuo Op 57 No 5 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630181 Autumn Leaves Idyl Op 58 No 1 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630154 On the Lake Cavatina Op 58 No 2 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630295 The Clown Humoreske Op 58 No 3 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630188 Declaration of Love Reverie Op 58 No 4 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630210 In Italy Tarantelle Op 58 No 5 Violoncello and P F OCLC 497630227 External links edit Collected works of Hans Kronold Archive org Titel von Kronold Hans Archived 2016 03 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