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Author: Mark Charette
Date: 2005-03-15 02:28
From The New Langwill Index:
Ziegler, I. WWI fl Wien 1821-p1895.
1821 workshop established by (1) Johann Joseph senior (b Komorn / Hungary 1795; d Wien 16 March 1858); 1821 obtained trading privilege; 1830 experiments with metal clarinet mouthpieces and metal reeds (this invention reported in 1840); 1837 supplied Wien Hoftheater with clarinets and bassoons; 1845 supplied 30 regiments in Austria. 1840 Fahrbach reported that his flutes and more recently his clarinets had achieved a European reputation and were exported all over the world, and that most recently he had been busy with the improvement of the bassoon; built a flute descending to low G for Terschak, who throughout his career used a 16k flute by him; 1858 on his death succeeded by his son (2) Johann Baptist junior (b Wien 1824; d ibid 3/10 January 1879); 1879 his foreman M. Laussmann proprietor; 1889 Ignaz Lutz proprietor; active until p1895. According to Hanslick (see Exner), it was the excellence of his traditionally designed flute (widely known as the 'Ziegler flute' or 'Ziegler-system' flute) that had prevented the adoption in Austria of the Boehm system. See Gontershausen for 1855 price list. See also S. Knechtl.
MARK:
[ a: 1821-18SO/51 ] (Hapsburg eagle) / I:ZIEGLER / WIEN.
[ b: 1850/51-1858 ] (Hapsburg eagle) / I. ZIEGLER & SOHN / WIEN
[ c: 1858-78 ] (Hapsburg eagle) / I. ZIEGLER / WIEN.
ADDRESS:
1822: 'J. Ziegler', Spiegelgasse 1097, Wien-Stadt
1827: ditto, Kohlmarkt 281
l833-48: ditto, Kamthnerstrasse 941
1848: ditto, Lilienbrunngasse 693, Leopoldstadt
1851-58: 'J. Ziegler & Sohn', ditto
1858-78: 'J. Ziegler', ditto
a1878; Lilienbrunngasse 3
1889-p1895: 'J. Ziegler Nachf. I. Lutz', ditto.
EXHIBITION: Wien 1835, 1839, 1845 (flute, piccolo, clarinet), 1873, 1880; London 1851, 1862; Paris 1867, 1878.
WRITINGS: Applicatur für die Ziegler'schen Oboen (no date) (reproduced in Nagy 1992).
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Author: Ken Shaw ★2017
Date: 2005-03-15 16:21
A 16K gold flute descending to low G. It must have weighed a ton and been long enough to use for a clothesline.
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