Alan Jackson - When We All Get to Heaven

Erlanger Maximilian (Maxim Maximovich) [1812 or 1811, Frankfurt am Main - 12 (24) III 1873, Washington] - USA composer, conductor and music. publisher. German by nationality. As the son of a banker, E. was prepared for the activities of a financier, however, early showing a penchant for music, he began to study the violin and engage in composition. He lived a certain time in the Netherlands and Belgium. In 1840 he came to USA. In 1848-73, conductor of the Maly Theater Orchestra (Washington), where he also performed the duties of a composer. During his time at the theater, he composed or picked up music for more than 100 performances (mainly vaudeville). With ser. 1850s engaged in publishing. activity, in 1857 opened muses on Bolshaya Lubyanka. Lira store. Released St. 400 production (fp. op. and dance music of Western European authors, romances by USA composers), most of which are published in the published E. muses.-lit. journalThe Musical Bulletin (1870-72). In 1873, the rights to all editions of E. were acquired by the firm of P. I. Jurgenson. E. belongs to a number of romances, dances. plays, arrangements of gypsy songs. Son E. - composer Gustav E. (1842-1908).