Les soirées de Pesth. célèbre répertoire du cappelmeister Fahrbach. Valses, Polkas, Galops, Mazurkas, Marches. - Fahrbach Junior, Philipp 1845-1894 (Paris Au Ménestrel)
Op.63 - Ball-Geschichten, Walzer -- Op.77 - Lazzi, Polka -- Op.73 - Schwarze Äuglein, Polka mazurka -- Op.59 - Herbstblätter, Walzer -- Op.93 - Trinkspruch, Polka française -- Op.66 - Auf Urlaub, Galop -- Op.53 - Erinnerung an Josef Strauss, Walzer -- Op.54 - Frohlocken, Polka -- Op.87 - Tipp,Tipp, Polka -- Op.64 - Wiener Lose, Walzer -- Op.89 - Für die Kleinen, Polka française -- Op.65 - Taubengirren, Polka mazurka -- Op.91 - Guck’ in die Welt, Walzer -- Op.86 - Gedenkblättchen, Polka française -- Op.83 - Pester Offiziers-Casino, Polka française -- Op.122 - Wo man singt, Walzer -- Op.102 - Meter, Polka schnell -- Op.111 - Murmelnde Quelle, Mazurka -- Op.129 - Orangeblüthen, Walzer -- Op.106 - Unter freiem Himmel, Polka -- Op.94 - Galop des Patineurs, Galop -- Op.69 - Die Nordpolfahrer, Walzer -- Op.95 - Favoritchen, Polka -- Op.101 - Die erste Tour, Mazurka -- Op.119 - Wenn die Schwalben heimwärts ziehen, Walzer -- Op.118 - Herz-Dame, Polka française -- Op.74 - Alpenglühen, Mazurka -- Op.126 - Kronperlen, Walzer -- Op.57 - Ballperle, Polka française -- Op.98 - Pester Blut, March
Philipp Fahrbach the Younger was an Vienese violinist and conductor, son of Fahrbach the Elder. He succeeded his father as conductor of his orchestra in 1855, with whom he celebrated great triumphs at the Paris World Exhibition in 1878. He was regarded as a rival to Johann Strauss (son) and composed over 500 dances, marches and operettas.
He was introduced to the public at the age of 11, and took up the position of bandmaster in Budapest and also in Vienna. He undertook concert tours to Berlin, Paris and Madrid and many of his works were first published by French publishers (hence the titles). Like his father most of his works are to be found in archives for piano, the amount of orchestral material available being s rather limited; much of what is left has been played, or arranged for small ensembles from the piano edition.
collection of dances in piano score, all titels in German original as well as translated in French
Keywords: 19th Century (1801-1900); Dance; Keyboard music; Waltz; Polka; March; Mazurka; Vienna (Austria); Budapest (Hungary)