Biography
After studying the organ, violin, flute and piano Fuchs moved to Vienna at the age of eightteen. Throughout most of his life he earned a living as a teacher but also composed a number of works including operas, symphonies, vocal music and chamber pieces. Brahms befriended him, encouraged his composition and was partial to Fuchs's Symphony in C-dur. The major influence that Fuchs had is easily understood through the people he taught -- Mahler, Sibelius, Wolf and Zemlinsky. ~ Keith Johnson, Rovi



 
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Robert Fuchs 7 Fantasiestücke for violin, viola and piano, Op. 57
Robert Fuchs - Cello Sonata No.2 in E-Flat Minor, Op.83
Robert Fuchs | 4 Klavierstücke, Op.2/2
Robert Fuchs - "7 Fantasy-Pieces" for Violin, Viola and Piano, Op.57
Robert Fuchs - Cello Sonata No.1 in D Minor, Op.29
Robert Fuchs – Piano Sonata No.3, in D♭ major
Robert Fuchs - 7 Phantasiestücke for Cello and Piano, Op.78
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