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- Bernhard Cossmann (Dessau, 17 de maig de 1822 – Frankfurt, 7 de maig de 1910) fou un violoncel·lista alemany. Va rebre les primeres lliçons musicals del concertista i després estudià amb Müller a Braunschweig i Kummer a Dresden. En els anys 1840/46 formà part de l'orquestra de l'òpera italiana de París i de 1847/48 de l'Orquestra de la Gewandhaus de Leipzig. Més tard emprèn viatges artístics per Anglaterra i França; el 1850 fou nomenat virtuós de cambra de Weimar, de 1866/70, desenvolupà el càrrec de professor del Conservatori de Moscou: després s'establí a Baden-Baden i des de 1878 fins a la seva mort fou professor del conservatori Hoch de Frankfurt. Fou amic de Mendelssohn, Liszt ia ltres grans mestres, i en unió del gran violinista Joachim aconseguí grans triomfs i molts beneficis. (ca)
- Bernhard Cossmann (* 17. Mai 1822 in Dessau; † 7. Mai 1910 in Frankfurt am Main) war ein deutscher Cellist und Komponist. (de)
- Bernhard Cossmann (17 May 1822 – 7 May 1910) was a German cellist. Born in Dessau, he first studied under . During his life, he worked for the Grand Opera in Paris and became acquainted with Franz Liszt, with whom he went to Weimar. In 1866, Cossmann was appointed professor of cello studies at the Moscow Conservatory. However, in 1878, Cossmann helped found the Hoch Conservatory in Frankfurt, where he occupied the post of teacher of cello. Cossmann was not only a frequent soloist and quartet member, but was also a composer. His works include three fantasias, , Euryanthe, and multiple solo works for various instruments. In addition, he composed many etudes and studies for the cello, many of which are still used today. In 1890 Cossmann adapted Schubert's Erlkönig for solo cello for the exclusive use of his student . He wrote this in his score on Frankfurt 28. Nov. 1890 by B. Cossmann. Bernhard Cossmann, author of many original works and of diverse “Phantasien” on motifs from operas (such as Freischutz, Euryanthe, etc.) as well as on well-known pieces (also for solo cello such as “Paraphrase sur une chanson populaire allemande Ach, wie ist’s möglich dann. Thüringen Volkslied”), had formerly dedicated his Fünf Neue Concert Etuden to Heinrich Kiefer. The transcription of Erlkönig was given to Kiefer in manuscript, for his exclusive use, because with his great talent he would be able to explore the possibilities of the piece and bring it to life; we know that in reality Kiefer studied the Erlkönig prepared by his maestro very carefully and wrote another copy (now in a private collection) with many alterations. Cossmann’s transcription reveals a truly deep knowledge of the cello and of its peculiar potential: nowhere does it show, for example, any influence of the transcription for violin of H.W. Ernst; and in it we can see the reasons for the special admiration that Bernhard Cossman and the Italian virtuoso Alfredo Piatti had for each other, as Carl Fuchs tells us: “Alfredo Piatti was one of the great ‘cellists. He dedicated to my master Cossmann his Twelve Caprices, beautiful studies. The admiration of these two great ‘cellists was mutual, for Cossmann dedicated his five great Concert Studies (op.10) to Piatti.”. He died in Frankfurt. One of Crossman's sons, Paul Nikolaus Cossmann (born 1869), author of a brief book on Hans Pfitzner (1904), died of typhus at Theresienstadt in 1942. Crossman's niece Pauline Volkstein was also a musician and composed over 1,000 songs. (en)
- Bernhard Cossmann (Dessau, 17 de maio de 1822 - 7 de maio de 1910) foi um violoncelista alemão. Estudou com Theodore Muller. Durante a sua vida trabalhou para a de Paris e tornou-se familiarizado com Franz Liszt, com quem foi para Weimar. Em 1866, Cossmann foi nomeado professor de estudos de violoncelo no Conservatório de Moscovo. No entanto, em 1878, Cossmann ajudou a fundar o Conservatório Hoch em Frankfurt, onde ocupou o cargo de professor de violoncelo. Cossmann não era apenas um frequente solista e membro do Quarteto, mas foi também um compositor. Seus trabalhos incluem três fantasias, Tell, Euryanthe e várias obras solo para vários instrumentos. Além disso, ele compôs muitos estudos para violoncelo, muitos dos quais usados ainda hoje. (pt)
- Bernhard Cossmann, född den 17 maj 1822 i Dessau, död den 7 maj 1910 i Frankfurt a. M. , var en tysk violoncellvirtuos. Han var far till Paul Nikolaus Cossmann. Cossmann var efter vartannat anställd i orkestrar i Paris, Leipzig, London och Weimar. År 1866 blev han celloprofessor vid konservatoriet i Moskva och 1878 vid i Frankfurt a. M. (sv)
- Бернхард Коссман (нем. Bernhard Cossmann; 17 мая 1822 года, Дессау — 7 мая 1910 года, Франкфурт-на-Майне) — немецкий виолончелист, композитор и музыкальный педагог. Отец публициста Пауля Николауса Коссмана. (ru)
- Бернгард Коссман (нім. Bernhard Cossmann; 17 травня 1822, Дессау — 7 травня 1910, Франкфурт-на-Майні) — німецький віолончеліст, композитор і музичний педагог. Батько публіциста . (uk)
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- Bernhard Cossmann (* 17. Mai 1822 in Dessau; † 7. Mai 1910 in Frankfurt am Main) war ein deutscher Cellist und Komponist. (de)
- Bernhard Cossmann, född den 17 maj 1822 i Dessau, död den 7 maj 1910 i Frankfurt a. M. , var en tysk violoncellvirtuos. Han var far till Paul Nikolaus Cossmann. Cossmann var efter vartannat anställd i orkestrar i Paris, Leipzig, London och Weimar. År 1866 blev han celloprofessor vid konservatoriet i Moskva och 1878 vid i Frankfurt a. M. (sv)
- Бернхард Коссман (нем. Bernhard Cossmann; 17 мая 1822 года, Дессау — 7 мая 1910 года, Франкфурт-на-Майне) — немецкий виолончелист, композитор и музыкальный педагог. Отец публициста Пауля Николауса Коссмана. (ru)
- Бернгард Коссман (нім. Bernhard Cossmann; 17 травня 1822, Дессау — 7 травня 1910, Франкфурт-на-Майні) — німецький віолончеліст, композитор і музичний педагог. Батько публіциста . (uk)
- Bernhard Cossmann (Dessau, 17 de maig de 1822 – Frankfurt, 7 de maig de 1910) fou un violoncel·lista alemany. Va rebre les primeres lliçons musicals del concertista i després estudià amb Müller a Braunschweig i Kummer a Dresden. En els anys 1840/46 formà part de l'orquestra de l'òpera italiana de París i de 1847/48 de l'Orquestra de la Gewandhaus de Leipzig. Més tard emprèn viatges artístics per Anglaterra i França; el 1850 fou nomenat virtuós de cambra de Weimar, de 1866/70, desenvolupà el càrrec de professor del Conservatori de Moscou: després s'establí a Baden-Baden i des de 1878 fins a la seva mort fou professor del conservatori Hoch de Frankfurt. (ca)
- Bernhard Cossmann (17 May 1822 – 7 May 1910) was a German cellist. Born in Dessau, he first studied under . During his life, he worked for the Grand Opera in Paris and became acquainted with Franz Liszt, with whom he went to Weimar. In 1866, Cossmann was appointed professor of cello studies at the Moscow Conservatory. However, in 1878, Cossmann helped found the Hoch Conservatory in Frankfurt, where he occupied the post of teacher of cello. He died in Frankfurt. (en)
- Bernhard Cossmann (Dessau, 17 de maio de 1822 - 7 de maio de 1910) foi um violoncelista alemão. Estudou com Theodore Muller. Durante a sua vida trabalhou para a de Paris e tornou-se familiarizado com Franz Liszt, com quem foi para Weimar. Em 1866, Cossmann foi nomeado professor de estudos de violoncelo no Conservatório de Moscovo. No entanto, em 1878, Cossmann ajudou a fundar o Conservatório Hoch em Frankfurt, onde ocupou o cargo de professor de violoncelo. (pt)
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