Английская Википедия:Caroline Wiseneder
Шаблон:Short description Caroline Schneider Wiseneder (August 20, 1807 – August 25, 1868) was a German composer and music educator who developed a musical notation system for the blind, as well as a kindergarten music curriculum. She was born in Braunschweig, and married an opera singer named Wiseneder.[1] She founded several singing societies, in addition to the Wiseneder Music School for the Blind in 1860, which became the model for several schools throughout Germany.[2] Her method for teaching instrumental music to young children was adopted by the national kindergarten movement established in Germany about 1873.[3] Among other teaching tools, Caroline used toy orchestra instruments which were carefully tuned to harmonize together.[4] She believed that children should always be accompanied by an instrument when they sang.[5] After her death, a marble bust of Caroline was placed in the Braunschweig town library in honor of her achievements.
Caroline composed many melodramas, songs, and educational works, including:
Books
- Selection of Songs and Games from the Kindergarten of the Music Education School in Braunschweig, with an Appendix for the Elementary Class (editor)[6]
- Song and Movement Games[7]
Opera
- Das Jubelfest, oder Die drei Gefangenen (The Jubilee, or The Three Prisoners), 1849
- Die Palastdame (The Palace Lady), 1848
- La Dame de Paris (The Lady of Paris)[8]
Vocal
- Abschied (Farewell), opus 9
- Die Kraft der Erinnerungen (The Power of Memories), opus 8 (words by Robert Burns, translated to German by Wilhelm Gerhard)[9]
- Es Sitzt eine Jungfrau gefangen (A Virgin is Trapped), opus 16
- Four Lieder, opus 13 (for baritone)[10]
- Four Lieder, opus 15
- Frühling Frühling wie bist du schön (Spring, Spring, How Beautiful You Are!)
- Ich kann's nicht fassen, nicht glauben (I Can't Grasp It, Nor Believe It)[11]
- Lebewohl an Maria (Farewell to Maria), opus 10
- Six Lieder, opus 12 (for mezzo-soprano)
- Two Poems, opus 11
References
- Английская Википедия
- German women composers
- 1807 births
- 1868 deaths
- Musicians from Braunschweig
- German women educators
- Musical notation
- Kindergarten
- Blind activists
- Blind musicians
- German women music educators
- Blind educators
- 19th-century German educators
- 19th-century German women educators
- 19th-century German musicians
- 19th-century German women musicians
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