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Events
- January 26 - Leonard-Alexis Autier, hairdresser of Marie Antoinette , and violinist Giovanni Viotti received the right to stage French and Italian comic operas from King Louis XVI . So there was a troupe that called itself the Monsieur Theater ( fr. Théâtre de Monsieur , now the Feydo Theater ), in honor of its patron, Monsieur, frère du Roi , the future king Louis XVIII .
- January 29 - The premiere of the comic opera Gorebogatyr Kosometovich by Vicente Martin y Soler based on the libretto of Empress Catherine II took place at the Hermitage Theater .
- April 8 - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart sets off on a Berlin journey .
- August - Mozart receives an order from Emperor Joseph II , inspired by the Berlin success of The Marriage of Figaro , for the writing of the opera All Women Do, or the School of Lovers , originally commissioned by Antonio Salieri . Although her premiere in 1790 was unsuccessful, she went down in history as one of the most popular operas in the world.
- October 6 - After the uprising Parisians forced Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette to leave Versailles and move to the Tuileries Palace , the Monsieur Theater was forced to leave Tuileries . As compensation, the theater received a place in the gardens of the Brisonne Hotel ( French hôtel Briçonnet ) on Feydo Street with the right to build a new room there.
- Joseph Haydn meets , music lover, wife of Peter Leopold von Gentzinger, personal physician of Prince Esterhazy , patron of the composer. Haydn and Marianne von Gentzinger become close friends. Her correspondence with Haydn retained a personal view of the composer, which is not found in other biographical sources. [1] [2]
- Adalbert Girovets arrives in Paris , from where he soon fled to London due to the outbreak of revolution . [3]
- Luigi Cherubini becomes music director of the Monsieur Theater.
- Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach becomes music director at the court of the Prussian king Frederick William II .
- Nancy Storas appears in the London production of Giovanni Paisiello ’s opera, The Barber of Seville, or Useless Precautions.
- Mozart in letters to Michael Puchberg, brother in the Masonic lodge, promising at the next meeting to tell about the stories of Antonio Salieri , "which, however, completely failed."
- Ignaz Joseph Playel becomes the bandmaster of the Strasbourg Cathedral , the first time he held this position in turn with Franz Xaver Richter .
Publications
Classical music
- Ludwig van Beethoven - two preludes for organ or piano for all major keys, opus 39.
- - oratorio "The Prisoner of Judah."
- Joseph Haydn - .
- Michael Haydn - Symphonies and .
- Leopold Anton Kozhelukh - concert for clarinet No. 2 in E Flat Major.
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - oratorio “ ”, , , Piano Sonatas and , first “ .
Opera
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Ballet
- Jean Doberval - " Vain Precaution " (French folk tunes were used).
Born
- January 30 - George Augustus Kollmann ( English George Augustus Kollmann ), English composer, son of the German composer died (died in 1845). [five]
- February 1 - , French violinist and composer who lived in Germany for a long time, court bandmaster in Weimar (died in 1861). [6]
- February 8 - Ludwig Wilhelmovich Maurer , Russian violinist, conductor and composer of German origin (died in 1878).
- February 15 - Frederick Ernst Feck , German violinist and composer (died in 1826).
- May 24 - , German soprano opera singer and actress (died 1828).
- June 27 - Friedrich Silcher , German bandmaster and composer, author of cantatas and hymns, collector of German folk songs (died in 1860).
- September 1 - , German harper, composer and music teacher (died in 1868).
- October 18 - Giovanni Tadolini , Italian composer, conductor and music teacher (died in 1872).
- October 24 - Ramon Carniser , Spanish bandmaster, composer and professor of composition, author of music of the national anthem of Chile (died in 1855).
- October 26 - Joseph Meisder , Austrian violinist and composer (died 1863).
- October 28 - Johann Gotlob Schneider, Jr. , German organist, composer and music teacher (died in 1864).
- November 13 - , Swedish entrepreneur, amateur musician and composer (died 1817).
- December 8 - John Fawcett of Bolton, English chorist, organist and composer (died 1867). [7]
- December 14 - Maria Szymanowska , Polish virtuoso pianist and composer (died 1831).
Died
- January 1 - , German harpsichordist, organist and composer (born in 1723).
- January 2 - , German composer (born in 1720). [eight]
- January 20 - Johann Christoph Oley ( German: Johann Christoph Oley ), German organist and composer (born in 1738). [9]
- February 2 - , French organist and composer from the famous Couperin family (born 1727).
- May 10 - , Flemish singer, virtuoso violinist and composer (born in 1717).
- June 7 - Czech composer and organist (born 1708).
- June 14 - , German composer (b. 1727).
- July 4 - Claudio Manuel da Costa , Brazilian poet, conductor, lawyer and fighter for national independence (born 1729).
- July 15 - , French organist, harpsichordist and composer (born 1715).
- September 11 - , Croatian composer from Dubrovnik (born 1734).
- September 12 - Franz Xaver Richter , a German composer of Czech origin, who belonged to the " Mannheim School " (born in 1709).
- October 24 - Joaquin Martínez de Oxinagas ( Spanish Joaquín Martínez de Oxinagas ), Spanish organist and composer (born in 1719). [ten]
- date unknown - , Haitian actress, singer and dancer (born 1767).
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Notes
- ↑ , Irene Geiringer. Haydn: A Creative Life in Music. - 3rd. - University of California Press, 1982. - P. xii, 403. - ISBN 0-520-04316-2 .
- ↑ Grigorovich V.B. Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) // Great musicians of Western Europe. A reader for high school students . - M .: " Enlightenment ", 1982. - 224 p.
- ↑ Markéta Koutná. Česká hudební kultura v Londýně v letech 1984–1994. Disertační práce / Školitel: doc. PhDr. Eva Vičarová, Ph.D .. - Olomouc : Katedra muzikologie Filozofické fakulty Univerzity Palackého v Olomouci , 2015 .-- P. 17. - 207 p.
- ↑ Possibly written by Ivan Curzelli
- ↑ George Augustus Kollmann . Musicalics . Date of appeal May 18, 2018.
- ↑ Shelar // Musical dictionary : in 3 volumes / comp. H. Riemann ; add. Russian department with staff. P. Weimarn and others; per. and all ext. under the editorship of Yu. D. Engel . - Per. from the 5th of it. ed. - Moscow — Leipzig: ed. B.P. Jurgenson , 1904 . - T. 3. - S. 1421.
- ↑ Sally Drage. John Fawcett of Bolton: the changing face of psalmody (Eng.) // Ed .: Prof. Bennett Zon, Jeremy Dibble Nineteenth-Century British Music Studies. - Farnham : Ashgate Publishing Limited, 202. - Vol. 2 . - P. 59-69 . - ISBN 978-0754606413 .
- ↑ Schauensee // Music Dictionary : in 3 volumes / comp. H. Riemann ; add. Russian department with staff. P. Weimarn and others; per. and all ext. under the editorship of Yu. D. Engel . - Per. from the 5th of it. ed. - Moscow — Leipzig: ed. B.P. Jurgenson , 1904 . - T. 3. - S. 1415.
- ↑ Johann Christoph Oley (Composer) . Short Biography Bach-Cantatas.com . Date of appeal May 18, 2018.
- ↑ Biografia de Joaquín Martínez de Oxinaga (Spanish) . Biografias y Vidas . Date of appeal May 18, 2018.