Little pianist

Karl Che? RNI (German Carl Czerny, February 21, 1791, Vienna - July 15, 1857, ibid) - Austrian pianist and composer of Czech origin, was considered one of the best teachers of the piano game. Famous for the creation of a huge number of studies for piano.
Karl Cherni was born in the family of a pianist and teacher Venzel (Vaclav) of Cherni, who became the first teacher of Karl. Under his leadership, Karl began concert at the age of 9. In 1800-1803, he studied the piano game with Ludwig Van Beethoven. In the same period, he studied with I. N. Gummel and Mucius Clement.
until 1815 he conducted concert activities: Ludwig Van Beethoven entrusted him with the performance of his third piano concert. However, in 1815, Cherni ceased piano execution and focused on pedagogy and compositions. He worked mainly in Vienna, with the exception of several touring trips to Leipzig (1836), to Paris and London (both in 1837)
In the middle of the 19th century, ink was considered one of the largest teachers of the piano game. The outstanding musicians of the second half of the century were among his students: Ferenz Liszt, Sigismund Talberg, Theodor Leshetitsky, Leopold de Meyer, Theodore Kullak and many others.
Charles Carl"s creative heritage has more than 1000 opuses, the composition of some approaches 50 or more numbers. Also, Cherni created many literary and methodological books devoted to the problems of teaching the game on the piano. In addition to his own works, Karl Carl created his own editorial offices of the “well -tempered clavier” by I. S. Bach and Sonat Domenico Scarlatti, as well as Clawirausets, oral, oratorio, symphony and other orchestral works