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- The musical present from H.C. Lumbye to Frederik VII not only became the first royal march of honour in the history of Denmark, but also became the basis of a tradition of hiding small messages to the Monarch in the music.
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In 1861, H.C. Lumbye, the composer, gave a personal march to Frederik VII This was the first piece of music in a long tradition of composing military marches in honour of the Monarch of Denmark and other members of The Royal House.
Hans Christian Lumbye (1810-1874) was a Danish composer and conductor known for his lively and popular dance music , particularly waltzes, polkas, and galops. He was born in Copenhagen and began his musical career as a military musician in the Royal Life Guards. Lumbye's music was highly regarded in his time and he became a household name in ...
Hans Christian Lumbye, a trumpeter in the Danish Royal Horseguards, was caught up in the waltz craze that gripped Denmark from 1839. He formed and began directing his own orchestra - and with great success.
Aug 15, 2018 · Hans Christian Lumbye died on March 20, 1874. A superb collection of 76 minutes of his music, The Strauss of Scandinavia, offers the composer’s best music, including the unforgettable Copenhagen Steam Railway Galop, Cannons Galop, Memories from Vienna and the Champagne Galop. The Strauss of Scandinavia, written by Tor Kjolberg.
Lumbye’s march in honour of this first Greek monarch of the house of Glücksborg was first published in a piano arrangement in September 1863. 7 Rosenborg Polka-mazurka (1849)
Jul 20, 2021 · Hans Christian Lumbye (2 May 1810, Copenhagen, Denmark – 20 March 1874, Copenhagen) was a Danish composer and conductor. When he was six years old, Lumbye's family moved to Randers, in mid-Jutland, where he began studying violin. When his father, an artillery corporal, was transferred to Odense, Hans gained notice with the melodies and march ...
supported Denmark’s cause during the disastrous Danish-German war in 1864, and were now greeted as the country’s true friends in need. In connection with their visit, Lumbye composed a festive march, which was first performed in the presence of the visitors in the amusement park on 12th August 1867. The work soon became one
