Lebert(real name, Levi), Sigmund
Lebert(real name, Levi), Sigmund
Lebert(real name, Levi), Sigmund, German pianist and pedagogue; b. Ludwigsburg, near Stuttgart, Dec. 12, 1821; d. Stuttgart, Dec. 8, 1884. He was a pupil of Tomaschek in Prague. In 1856 he founded, with Faiszt, Stark, Brachmann, and Speidel, the Stuttgart Cons. His Grosse Klavierschule (which included numerous studies of his own composition), publ. in cooperation with Stark, ran through many eds. (rev. by M. Pauer, 1904), and appeared also in Eng., French, Italian, and Russian trs. He also publ. an Instructive Edition of classical piano works and ed. dementi’s Gradus adParnassum.
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