Burgmuller/ Schubert/ Lorenz Duftschmid - Biber: Sonatae Violino Solo 1681 AEC Video Müller-Zürich seemed to justify itself

Müller-Zürich seemed to justify itself at a time when the avant-garde after the Second World War vilified all sound and harmony

written in memory of the guitarist Roland Dyens

According to the partially revealed track list

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Burgmuller/ Schubert/ Lorenz Duftschmid - Biber: Sonatae Violino Solo 1681 AEC Video Müller-Zürich seemed to justify itselfThe Guitare d'amour in Romanticism. Franz Schubert's so called "Arpeggione Sonata" owes it's peculiar name to a long forgotten string instrument that was usually referred to in Vienna in the 1820s as the "bowed guitar" or "guitar violoncello". It was an invention of the Viennese instrument maker Georg Stauffer and was quite popular for about a decade. After that, it disappeared into the annals of history. If Schubert had not dedicated his famous