Franz Teyber

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Franz Teyber (born August 25, 1758 in Vienna ; † October 21, 1810 there ) was an Austrian composer , organist and conductor.

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Franz Teyber, brother of Anton Teyber , received his initial training from his father Matthäus Teyber (1711–1785), who was a violinist at the kk Hofkapelle in Vienna , and studied with Georg Christoph Wagenseil .

1786–1788 he was the conductor of the Schikaneders traveling theater company . In 1788/89 he was in the service of the Margrave of Baden in Karlsruhe, in 1791/93 in the Rhineland (Cologne), 1794/95 in Regensburg and Augsburg. From 1796–1798 Franz Teyber was concertmaster in Bern. At the end of 1798 he returned to Vienna, composed alternately with his brother Anton Redouten dances and again worked with Schikaneder. From 1801 music director of the Theater an der Wien , which opened on June 13th with the opera "Alexander" (music: Franz Teyber; libretto: Emanuel Schikaneder ). From 1807 Teyber was at the theater in the Leopoldstadt . Teyber, who had been compared to Johann Georg Albrechtsberger as an organ virtuoso , was appointed cathedral organist by St. Stephan in Vienna in 1809 and on August 13, 1810 also appointed to the kk court organist.

In 1894, Teybergasse in Vienna- Penzing (14th district) was named after the Teyber family of musicians.

List of works (incomplete)

  • Kyrie D (17 Aug 1776)
  • Missa De Sanctissima Trinitate Es m. large orch., Vu Vc.-Solo (1806)
  • Preludi per l'Organo nel Tempo della Santa Messa F (1809)
  • Tre Preludi per la santissima Messa D (1810)
  • 6 string quartets
  • 12 German Dances (Nov. 25, 1798 Vienna, Kleiner Redouten-Saal)

Stage works

  • Laura Rosetti, Opera 3 acts (Aug. 1785 Pressburg)
  • The village deputies, comic opera 3 acts (Dec. 18, 1785 Vienna, Kärntnertor Theater)
  • Adelheid v. Veltheim (GFW Grossmann), Singspiel 3 acts (1788 Karlsruhe)
  • Fernando et al. Jariko, or the Indians (Kv Eckartshausen), Singspiel 3 acts (Sept. 5, 1789 Vienna-Wieden, Freihaustheater)
  • The kidnapping, or knight Karl v. Eichenhorst (GA citizens), drama m. Comp. 4 acts (1793 Cologne)
  • Alexander (E. Schikaneder), great heroic opera 2 acts
  • The Sleeping Potion (Ch. F. Bretzner), comic Singspiel 2 acts (November 12, 1801)
  • The telegraph, or the news dealer (FK Gewey)
  • Garnishment u. Personnel arrest (E. Schikaneder), operetta (December 7, 1803)
  • Scheredin et al. Almanzor, or Immortality on Trial (IF Castelli; after the French), Singspiel 4 acts (9 Aug 1804)
  • The Scattered ( Franz Xaver Huber ), comic opera 3 acts (Jan. 29, 1805)
  • Andraßek u. Juraßek (F. Kees), comic pantomime 2 acts (February 20, 1807)
  • The ship master v. Straubing (C. Schikaneder), civil comedy with song 3 acts (23 May 1807)
  • Aragis v. Benevento (JA Gleich), original play with singing 3 acts (Oct. 24, 1807)
  • Wages of posterity (the same), Singspiel 4 acts (23 Nov 1807)
  • The wedding ceremony of Albert v. Austria, original play with singing 4 acts (Jan. 9, 1808)
  • Die beyden Marillo, play with song 3 acts (July 8th 1808)
  • Ruthard's adventures, or the two singers, romant.-kom. Opera 3 acts (July 26, 1808)
  • Pumphia et al. Kulikan (J. Perinet; adapted from Bemardon Kurtz), caricature opera 2 acts (Oct. 8, 1808)
  • Eppo v. Gailingen (JA Gleich), Painting of the Past with Singing 3 Acts (27. Jan. 1809)
  • The criminal court (J. St. v. Menner), romant. Poetry with song 4 acts (Feb. 22, 1809)
  • The enchanted bouquet of flowers (J. Worelly), com. Pantomime 2 acts (29 Aug 1809)
  • The lively postillon boot, or Arlequin's air journey and the like. der Columbina (F. Kees), Magic Pantomime 2 acts (July 7, 1810)
  • Das Spinnerkreutz am Wienerberge, Singspiel 3 acts (Aug. 24, 1811)

Prints

  • 3 piano quartets D, B, Eb,
  • 3 sun f. Puffs. Es, B, G
  • Overture from the opera Alexander, piano reduction
  • 12 minuets C, class A., a. 12 German dances, piano reduction
  • Sonata in G (Pfte., V., Vc.)
  • March D from the opera Aragis v. Benevento f. Puffs.
  • Favorite country D from the opera The two Marillo f. Puffs.
  • March F (at the same time the song "Grab die Waffen") of the kk Niederösterr. National weirs
  • Organ prelude to Kyrie C in The Perfect Organist

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Entry on Franz Teyber in the Austria Forum  (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )
  2. ↑ On the history of cathedral music (PDF; 500 kB), accessed on November 30, 2009

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personal data
SURNAME Teyber, Franz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian composer, organist and Kapellmeister
DATE OF BIRTH August 25, 1758
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH October 21, 1810
Place of death Vienna