Apart from Chopin & Liszt, can you guess deir names?
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TR: Mikey, Canadain, Vlad, 88, Festin
BR: TM, X, k-nar
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I need a cheat sheet for the leftmost gentlemen, but otherwise
Standing: ?, Herz, Chopin, Dreyschock, Thalberg
Seated: ?, Henselt, Liszt
I think seated left really is trumofo
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Last three correct!
Last two correct!
So that leaves only 3 more names to guess
Indeed strange that Herz wasn’t included here…
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Wat!
I thought I recognised Herz
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I thought I recognised Herz
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Theodor Döhler
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Hahaha dis gensui reworking of da pic
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Haha brilliant 
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My favourite (and practically only) fact about Dohler being that once when he was giving a recital the audience spotted dat da Thalburglah wuz amongst them. Result: concert stopped until Thalberg had played Moses.
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I’ve read through Dohler’s Norma and wasn’t impressed. I think it was a “home market” transcription.
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Top left, Pixis maybe? The pics I’ve seen of him always look lighter.
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Jakob Rosenhain
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Edouard (or Edward) Wolff
Yeah totally unknown to me, too…
There’s an album with some of his pieces:
YouTube
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He’s not in the photo, but, in a slight thread derail, does anyone have an opinion on the paraphrases by Emile Prudent?
Just about unplayed, though there is this decent perf:
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Seems musically and pianistically pretty enjoyable!
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Not A grade imo, but a nicely put together salon compo.
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Found a better quality reproduction. Apparently this was published in the Gazette Musicale, 1842. Da Gheyshock mysteriously disappeared.
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Aha dis 19th c photozhop!
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I was familiar with Wolff actually. He’s mentioned in the literature, and as a curious teenager I unearthed some compositions of his. I remember exactly nothing from them, but I do recall he was very Chopin influenced.
Rosenhain however… ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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