Biography of Ferdinand Thieriot (1838-1919)

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07.04.1838

Born in Hamburg

Studies with Marxsen in Altona and Rheinberger in Munich

Music director in Hamburg

Befriended with Brahms

1867

Music director at Leipzig

1870

Artistic director of the Styria choir in Graz (for 25 years)

1895

Works a s a composer, teacher and cellist in Leipzig and Hamburg

1902

Returning to Hamburg

04.08.1919

Dies in Hamburg

Further information/Sources:

• → CDs by/of Ferdinand Thieriot bei JPC (mit Hörproben)
• → Music by/with Ferdinand Thieriot at amazon.de

Sheet music for flute:

Quartett op. 84 (G-Dur)

(flute, violin, viola, cello)

Amadeus Verlag, BP 1232

Rating: mid-grade

1. Allegro moderato
2. Adagio
3. Allegro vivace
4. Allegro

First edition published 1905 in Leipzig and dedicated to Mr. W. Tieftrunk.

Literature von/über Ferdinand Thieriot

• Tonger, P. J.: Conversations-Lexikon der Tonkunst
  Beilage der Neuen Musikzeitung
  Köln: Wilhelm Hassel,
  1910.