538 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Franz"

Jesu! Dir leb' ich (Franz Bihler)

Ritter synthesizer.

Hungarian Rhapsody No.2, S.244:2 (Franz Liszt) by Jaan Patterson

Recorded by Franz Hampe in Warsaw. Gramophone matrix 7109L. [1]

Recorded by Franz Hampe in Warsaw. Gramophone matrix 7094L. [1]

Accept our prayers recorded by Franz Hampe in Warsaw. Gramophone matrix 7112L. [1]

Recorded by Franz Hampe in Warwaw. Gramophone matrix 7108½L. [1]

Erlkönig (Le roi des Aulnes), lied composé par Franz Schubert, interprété par Ernestine Schumann-Heink (1861-1936)

The blessings of the priest recorded in Warsaw by Franz Hampe. Gramophone matrix 7114L. [1]

On the first day of the year recorded in Warsaw by Franz Hampe. Gramophone matrix 7096L. [1]

O God who art full of compassion recorded in Warsaw by Franz Hampe. Gramophone matrix 7110L. [1]

Ephraim, my dear son is a precious child recorded by Franz Hampe in Warsaw. Gramophone matrix 7090L. [1]

Dance song of the Thompson River Indians, recorded on phonograph cylinder by Professor Franz Boas, British Columbia. Saved in the Berlin Phonogramm-Archiv.

Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht (Douce nuit, sainte nuit) composé par Franz Xaver Gruber (paroles de Joseph Mohr), interprété par Ernestine Schumann-Heink (1861-1936)

「君が代」。林廣守作曲、フランツ・エッケルト編曲。旧日本海軍軍楽隊が演奏していた、テンポ4分音符60個毎分(終り部分リタルダンド)で作成したもの。 // National anthem of Japan: Kimi Ga Yo. Composed by HAYASHI Hiromori, arrangemented by Franz von Eckert. 60 BPM.

「君が代」。林廣守作曲、フランツ・フォン・エッケルト編曲。初めてテンポの正式記録が記された「大日本禮式 (JAPANISCHE HYMNE)」(1888年)でのテンポ、4分音符70個毎分で作成したもの。 // National anthem of Japan: Kimi Ga Yo. Composed by HAYASHI Hiromori, arrangemented by Franz von Eckert. 70 BPM.

FREDERIC CHOPIN, THE ETUDES PAN 107 (1810 - 1849) Martha Goldstein, Piano (Erard, 1851) Opus 10 - Twelve Grand Etudes dedicated to Franz Liszt, published 1833 c minor- Allegro con fuoco Supposedly written in Stuttgart shortly after Chopin received news of the taking of Warsaw by the Russians September 8, 1831, this Etude is popularly called The Revolutionary."

20 brass-instrument makers are working in the old manufactory "gebr. Alexander" in mainzthe instrument maker franz ambros alexander arrived 1782 to mainz, the gutenberg-famous city on the rhine. He was in the craft guild, and founded a construction company to fine musical instruments. Until today - more than 250 years later - is this company under the name alexander in possession and under the leadership of the descendants of the founder. Http://www. Gebr-alexander. De/.