Robert Radecke's song "Aus der Jugendzeit" became a popular folk song in Germany and was sung well into the twentieth century.
Composer Biography
Robert Radecke, the composer, held the prestigious title of 'Royal and Imperial Court Music Director' at the Royal Opera in Berlin for 25 years.
Composer Biography
Robert Radecke, the composer, was considered the Leipzig Conservatory's best organist and played Schumann's BACH Organ Fugues for the master himself.
Composition History
The first movement of Robert Radecke's Symphony in F major, Op. 50, was inspired by a theme that came to him while strolling by a lake in Zurich during a trip to Switzerland in 1851.
Composer Biography
At just ten years old, Robert Radecke, the composer, would substitute for his father, the church music director Siegemund Radecke, playing the organ during religious services.
Performer Biography
Kaspar Zehnder, the principal conductor of the Biel Solothurn Symphony Orchestra, has conducted a benefit gala in the presence of Prince Charles with the English Chamber Orchestra.
Composer Biography
Robert Radecke, the composer, was born in 1830, making him a contemporary of Joseph Joachim, Johannes Brahms, Camille Saint-Saëns, and Max Bruch.
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