Composers

Emil Liebling

Piano
Voice
Soprano
Tenor
Alto
Baritone
Dance
Piece
Song
Polonaise
Scherzo
Waltz
Galop
Mazurka
by popularity
Adieu, Op.14Albumblatt, Op.18Concert Polonaise, Op.41Feu follet, Op.17Florence, Op.12Le météore, Op.10Lolita, Op.39Mazurka de concert, Op.30Momento appassionato, Op.24
Wikipedia
Emil Liebling (April 12, 1851 – January 20, 1914) was a German-American pianist and composer.
Liebling was born in Pless, Silesia. He studied music and the piano with Ehrlich, Heinrich Dorn, and Theodor Kullak in Berlin, and with Dachs in Vienna. In 1867 he came to the United States, where he settled as a music teacher, teaching in Kentucky until 1871. Upon a subsequent visit to Europe, he studied under Franz Liszt at Weimar. After 1872 he was identified with the musical life of Chicago. His compositions include piano pieces and songs.
Liebling served as visiting director of piano at the Frances Shimer Academy in Mount Carroll, Illinois, from 1904 to 1913. The position involved visiting the school several times per year to perform a concert and inspect student progress. He also held a similar position at Milwaukee-Downer College in Wisconsin.