Anton Pann
Anton Pann (* between 1794 and 1798 in Sliven , Rumelia , † November 2, 1854 in Bucharest ; born Antonie Pantoleon-Petroveanu , also Anton Pantoleon or Anton Petrovici ) was a Romanian -speaking poet, composer and musicologist.
Pann came to Bucharest with his family on the run from the Russo-Turkish War in 1812, where he spent most of his life. Before the rebel troops Tudor Vladimirescus he fled in 1821 to Kronstadt in Transylvania , where he became cantor at the Nikolaikirche. 1827-28 he was a teacher at the Orthodox seminary of Râmnicu Vâlcea . In 1828 he returned to Bucharest, where he worked as a music professor.
In the following decade, most of his literary and musical work was created. From 1842 he was a professor at the Seminarul Sf. Mitropolii . During this time he was also a collector of classical Ottoman music and the music of the Roma . In 1843 he founded a publishing house in which he published works by contemporary authors and a large number of almanacs. Works such as the Alexander novel , A Thousand and One Nights and Till Eulenspiegel also appeared here .
In 1848 Pann published a Romanian-Russian-Ottoman dictionary. During the Wallachian Revolution in 1848 he sided with the liberal revolutionaries and supported the Wallachian Provisional Government. In the last years of his life he wrote a series of stories about the character of Hodscha Nasreddin .
Works
- Versuri musiceşti
- Poezii deosebite sau cântece de lume
- Îndreptătorul bețivilor
- Hristoitia sau școala moralului
- Noul erotocrit
- Marş de primăvară
- Memorialul focului mare
- Culegere de proverburi sau Povestea over
- Adiata
- Înțeleptul Archir și nepotul său Anadam
- Spitalul amorului sau Cântecul dorului
- O șezătoare la țară sau Călătoria lui Moș Albu
- Versuri sau Cântece de stea
- Cântătorul beției. Care cuprinde numele bețivilor și toate faptele care decurg din beție
- Triumful beției sau Diata ce o lasă un bețiv pocăit fiului său
- Năzdrăvăniile lui Nastratin Hogea
- Povești și angdote versificate
- De la lume adunate și iarăși la lume date
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SURNAME | Pann, Anton |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Pantoleon-Petroveanu, Antonie; Pantoleon, Anton; Petrovici, Anton |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Romanian-speaking poet, composer and musicologist |
DATE OF BIRTH | between 1794 and 1798 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Sliven , Rumelia |
DATE OF DEATH | November 2, 1854 |
Place of death | Bucharest |