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1861-1880

Beginnings

of Beethoven in Shanghai, 1861-1880

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1907-2002
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2007 3 43-55
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2003 Edmond Yik-man Tsang, Beethoven in China: The Reception of
Beethovens Music and Its Practical Implications, 1949-1959 [MA Thesis, University of Hong Kong, 2003];
20 2010
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Jindong Cai and Sheila Melvin, Beethoven in China: How the Great Composer became an Icon in the Peoples Republic
(Melbourne: Penguin, 2015).
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1792-1796
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Signor Robbios Second Concert, North China Herald (December 28, 1861), p. 207. J. H. Haan, The Sino-Western
Miscellany: Being Historical Notes about Foreign Life in China, Vol. 1: Thalis and Terpsichore on the Yangtze: Foreign
Theatre and Music in Shanghai 1850-1865 (Amsterdam: No publisher, 1993), p. 53.
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Mai Kawabata, Paganini: The Demonic Virtuoso (Woodbridge: The Boydell Press, 2013), p. 99..
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Margaret Mehl, Not by Love Alone: The Violin in Japan, 1850-2010 (Copenhagen: The Sound Book Press, 2014), p. 40.
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Signor Robbios Second Concert, North China Herald (December 28, 1861), p. 207.

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Jean Henri Zuber, 1844-1909
1866 12 18 Theodorus Kroes, 18221889Adeline Johanna Maria Carolina Heukensveld-Slaghek, 1827-1876

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Amateur Concert in Aid of the Lancashire Relief Fund, North China Herald (April 18, 1863), p. 62.
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symphony in C 1800 4 C 21
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North China Herald (March 7, 1872), p. 178.


The Philharmonic Concert at the Masonic Hall, North China Herald (December 24, 1879), p. 608.
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The Philharmonic Concert, North China Herald (February 12, 1874), p. 136.
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North China Herald (November 18, 1875), p. 491.
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Margaret Mehl, Not by Love Alone: The Violin in
Japan, 1850-2010 (Copenhagen: The Sound Book Press, 2014), p. 41.
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North China Herald (January 1, 1874), p. 12.
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The Philharmonic Concert, North China Herald (April 9, 1874), p. 314-315.


North China Herald (April 9, 1874), p. 314.
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North China Herald (January 1, 1874), p. 12.
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M. Remusats Concert, North China Herald (April 1, 1875), p. 313.
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Madame Arabella Goddards Concerts, North China Herald (April 18, 1875), pp. 337-338.
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Madame Arabella Goddards concerts, North China Herald (April 18, 1875), p. 337.
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Charles Hall, 1819-1895Ernst Pauer, 1826-1905
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Friedrich Kalkbrenner, 1785-1849
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Lucy Anderson, 1797-1878
Sigismond Thalberg, 1812-18711850 10 23

Michael W. Balfe, 1808-1870


James W. Davison, 1813-1885

John Hemmel, 1778-1837


Sterndale Bennett, 1816-1875
Jan Ladislav Dussek, 1760-1812
Daniel Steibelt, 1765-1823
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Therese Ellsworth, Victoria Pianist as Concert Artists: The Case of Arabella Goddard (1836-1922), in Therese Marie
Ellsworth and Susan Wollenberg eds., The Piano in Nineteenth-Century British Culture: Instruments, Performers and
Repertoire (London: Ashgate, 2007), p. 158. Goddard, Arabella, in Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians
(London: Macmillan, 2001).
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The Argus (7 May 1873)
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Hong Kong Daily Express (10 March 1874).

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The Philharmonic Concert, North China Herald (May 30, 1874), p. 479.
H. Lang, Shanghai Considered Socially, (Shanghai: American Presbyterian Mission Press, 1875), p. 51.
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Mr. Iburgs Concert, North China Herald (March 11, 1875), p. 230.
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Miss Jenny Claus Concert, North China Herald (October 28, 1875), p. 433.
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Margaret Mehl, Not by
Love Alone: The Violin in Japan, 1850-2010, pp. 40-41.
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R. [Rudolph Kreutzer, 1766-1831]

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Professor Iburgs Concert, North China Herald (March 4, 1875), p. 209.


Mr. Iburgs Popular Concert, North China Herald (January 24, 1879), p. 77.
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Mr. Iburgs Popular Concert, North China Herald (November 29, 1877), p. 506.
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Miss Jenny Claus Third Concert, North China Herald (November 11, 1875), p. 471.
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The Club Concord Liedertafel, North China Herald (January 27, 1876), p. 75.
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Concert in aid of the Refugees, North China Herald (March 8, 1877), pp. 243-244.
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Mr. Iburgs Concert, North China Herald (March 28, 1878), p. 321.
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Town BandThe Royal Italian Opera Company

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Mr. Iburgs Concert, North China Herald (March 15, 1877), p. 270.
Robert Bickers, The Greatest Cultural Asset East of Suez: The History and Politics of the Shanghai Municipal Orchestra
and Public Band, 1881-1946
2001p. 845.
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Chun-zen Huang, Travelling Opera Troupes in Shanghai: 1842-1949 (PhD dissertation, The Catholic University of
America, 1997). 2 1999 8 2-7
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1999146
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The Shanghai Philharmonic Societys Concert at the Lyceum Theatre, North China Herald (November 23, 1888), p. 577.

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