Ernesto Drangosch

Ernesto Drangosch (22 January 1882, in Buenos Aires – 26 June 1925) was an Argentine pianist and composer. He was a student of Alberto Williams.[1]

He was born Ernst Otto Paul Richard Drangosch in Buenos Aires to German immigrant parents. His parents were Friederich Carl Drangosch and Augusta Emilia Inés Schneider, from Berlin. He was the professor of Carlo Vidussi, that later on was Maurizio Pollini's teacher.

Works, editions, recordings

Criolla overture 1920
Puentes – songs: Abendgang, Op.9/2, Auf eine Tänzerin, Op.26/1, Ein Lied..., so schön, Op.9/3, Ich wollte bei dir weilen, Op.4/4, Lauf der Welt, Op.4/6, Rechtfertigung, Op.4/, Si les étoiles pouvaient te dire, Op.19/1 with songs by Celestino Piaggio – Gyldenfeldt

References

Walter Aaron Clark From tejano to tango: Latin American popular music 2002 – Page 11 "The Argemine classical pianist and composer Ernesto Drangosch (1882–1925) incorporated this theme into his Criolla Overture (1920). Later, Alberto Williams, who had previously taught Drangosch piano, made his own arrangement of the piece, ..."

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[1] Walter Aaron Clark From tejano to tango: Latin American popular music 2002 – Page 11 "The Argemine classical pianist and composer Ernesto Drangosch (1882–1925) incorporated this theme into his Criolla Overture (1920). Later, Alberto Williams, who had previously taught Drangosch piano, made his own arrangement of the piece, ..."