Bernhard Lufer: Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.18: I - Trotzköpfchen (Little Tomboy)
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Channel: PSearPianist · 2016 · Music
Phillip Sear plays an evocation of a rebellious young girl by the obscure German (?) composer Bernhard Lufer.
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All I can find about Berhard Lufer was that he died in 1897 and taught piano at the Wiesbaden conservatory. The Schumannesque suite of pieces ('From childhood days') from which this piece comes was published in 1896. The title may refer to the popular 1885 German novel 'Der Trotzkopf' by Emmy von Rhoden, about a free-spirited girl. If this piece was published around the time of its composition, it may well be that the composer died young, as (by standards of the day) Op.18 is a modest total of works to have achieved a year before his death, and the set is dedicated to the composer's parents.
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