About Gusztáv Szerémi
Lived 1877 – 1952 (aged 75). Gusztáv Szerémi was a Hungarian composer, music educator, violinist and violist.
Gusztáv Szerémi (; also Gustave Szerémi, Gustav Szerémi; 9 May 1877 in Budapest – 16 August 1952 in Budapest) was a Hungarian violinist, violist and composer.
Szerémi was professor of violin and viola at the Royal National Hungarian Academy of Music (Országos Magyar Királyi Zeneakadémia, now the Franz Liszt Academy of Music) in Budapest around the turn of the 20th century. His pedagogical works for viola were introduced as the official curriculum of the Academy.
Selected works Concertante Concerto No. 1 in F major for viola (viola alto) and orchestra, Op. 6 (published 1890s) Concerto No. 2 in g minor for viola (viola alto) and orchestra, Op. 57 (1911) Concertino No. 1 in G major for violin and orchestra, Op. 63 Concertino No. 2 in E minor for violin and orchestra, Op. 64 Concertino No. 3 in D major for violin and orchestra, Op. 65
Chamber music Rêverie for viola (viola alto) and piano, Op. 2 Souvenir, Morceau de salon for violin and piano, Op. 3 Rêverie in F major for violin and piano, Op. 5 Öt előadást képző könnyü hegedűdarab (5 Easy Concert Pieces in Positions I–V; 5 Leichte Vortragstücke von I. bis V. Lage) for violin and piano, Op. 5 Gyermekjelenet (Kinderscene) Barcarolle Valse Romance (Romanze) Marcia Trois morceaux lyriques (3 Lyric Pieces) for viola (viola alto) and piano, Op. 33 Souvenir in B major Chanson triste in E minor Prière in E major Scherzo in A minor for 3 violins, Op. 51 Cinq amusements pour les jeunes artistes de violon (5 Recreations for Young Artists of the Violin), Op. 58 Menuetto in B major Berceuse in G minor Scherzo in E major Gavotte in A major Marcia in E major Mélodie, Morceau de salon (Salon Piece) for cello and piano, Op. 61
Pedagogical 12 fokozatos tanulmány a technika fejlesztésére (12 Technical Studies; Zwölf technische Studien) for violin and piano, Op. 12 24 fokozatos tanulmány a technika fejlesztésére (24 Progressive Studies; 24 Études progressives) for viola, Op. 56 Volume 1 (Nos.1–12): Positions I through III Volume 2 (Nos.13–24): Positions I through V Eleméleti és gyakorlati mélyhegedű-iskola (Elementary and Practical Viola Method) Eleméleti és gyakorlati uj nagy brácsaiskola (Elementary and Practical New High Viola Method) A mélyhegedűjáték főiskolája, Kamarazene-tanulmányok régibb és modern mesterek műveiből, 2 kötetben, Az akadémiai osztályok használatára (The High School of Viola Playing) I. kötet: Haydn–Volkmann (Volume 1: From Haydn to Volkmann) II. kötet: Bruckner–től napjainkig (Volume 2: From Bruckner Onward)
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Hungarian musician (1877-1952)
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Gusztáv Szerémi was born on 9 May 1877 in Budapest.
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Gusztáv Szerémi died on 16 August 1952 in Budapest.
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Gusztáv Szerémi was a composer, music educator, violinist and violist.
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Gusztáv Szerémi was Hungarian.
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