Grande Fantasy on Paganini's Witches Dance (arr. James Strauss) Sheet Music | Theophilus Bucher (1802 - 1871) | Flute and Piano
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Grande Fantasy on Paganini's Witches Dance (arr. James Strauss) Digital Sheet Music
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Grande Fantasy on Paganini's Witches Dance (arr. James Strauss)by Theophilus Bucher (1802 - 1871) Flute and Piano - Digital Sheet Music

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The flutist, composer and professor of music Theophilus Bucher had a settled and successful life after his immigration to England, where he is reported as newly arrived in 1831. We are lucky to have a monument at his grave in Edinburgh (in the Dean Cemetery) which gives both his date and place of birth, as well as the date and place of his demise. Theophile Bucher was born at Schlestadt, Alsace, on March 13, 1802, and died at Edinburgh, December 20, 1871.  The obituary published in Signale für die Musikalische Welt, in March 1872, which states he came from Naples, from French parents. That obituary, although in German, gives his name in the French form of Theophile Boucher, the only source which gives this spelling for his surname. Certainly, his early successes and earliest publications seem to be in Naples, although he is reported in other parts of Italy as well.

Grand fantasia and brilliant variations: for the flute, on Paganini's air The witches dance, with an accompaniment for the pianoforte. Composed & dedicated to his friend G. Rudall Esqre., by T. Bucher.This publication was listed as new in the last month in October 1832 in the Harmonicon. George Rudall, (1781-1871), founder of Rudall and Rose in 1821. An arrangement of Paganinis Witches Dance (his op. 8) was already published in volume one of the Flutonicon (1834).


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