Johann Simon Mayr
Johann (es) Simon Mayr (born June 14, 1763 in Mendorf near Altmannstein , Eichstätt district , † December 2, 1845 in Bergamo ) was a German composer and music teacher who lived in Italy and is best known as a composer of Italian operas . Therefore he is also known by his Italian name Giovanni Simone Mayr . He also went down in music history as the teacher of Gaetano Donizetti .
Life
Johann Simon was the second son of five children of Josef Mayr, teacher and organ player, and Maria Anna Prantmayer, daughter of a beer brewer from Augsburg. He received his first music lessons from his father. After 1769 Mayr received his further education in the Benedictine monastery of Weltenburg and in 1774 switched to the Jesuit college in Ingolstadt , where he received a free place because of his extraordinary musical talent. From 1777 he studied theology, philosophy, medicine, law and canon law in Ingolstadt and also worked as an organist. The first compositions were published in Regensburg in 1786, it is a collection of twelve songs: Songs to sing with the piano .
In 1787 Thomas de Bassus became aware of Johann Simon Mayr and brought him to work as a music teacher at his country estate, Schloss Sandersdorf , the ultimate secret meeting place for the Illuminati. On the run from the Bavarian police who occupied the castle, Johann Simon Mayr fled to Poschiavo in Switzerland. In 1789 he came to Bergamo . Here he studied with Carlo Lenzi , Kapellmeister in the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore . This did not satisfy Mayr and he intended to move back to Ingolstadt. Count Pesenti convinced him to stay in Italy and study in Venice with Ferdinando Bertoni , the Kapellmeister of St. Mark's Basilica , a well-known composer of sacred music at the time.
Mayr studied with Bertoni in Venice and established close contacts with the Italian theater scene. During his stay in the lagoon city he wrote his first oratorio Jacob a Labano fugiens , his first mass and several Vespers and cantatas. In 1796 he married Angiela Venturali, the daughter of a Venetian merchant.
Mayr's encounter with Niccolò Piccinni and Peter von Winter , who encouraged him to embark on the path of opera composer, was of great importance . After some church music , he took over the commission in 1794 to write the opera Saffo for the carnival . In the thirty years that followed, around 60 operas were written and performed across Europe. Napoleon offered him the post of opera director in Paris. In the last 20 years of his life, Mayr turned back to church music. From 1802 until his death he held the position of Kapellmeister at the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore in Bergamo . His most important student was Gaetano Donizetti .
In 1838 he visited his sister in Bavaria , where he was received with great enthusiasm by the musicians there. At the end of his life he went blind. He died in Bergamo at the age of 82 and was buried next to Donizetti in Santa Maria Maggiore in Bergamo. Mayr was close to the Illuminati movement around Adam Weishaupt .
posterity
In 1875 Johann Simon Mayr and his student Donizetti were honored by the city of Bergamo . The coffins of both musicians were transferred to the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. The Italian composer Amilcare Ponchielli composed a cantata for the occasion .
In 1964 the Johann-Simon-Mayr-Realschule named after the composer was founded in Riedenburg , and in 1995 the international Simon-Mayr-Gesellschaft was founded .
Works (selection)
Johann Simon Mayr is considered one of the most important composers of Italian opera of the early 19th century. He wrote more than 60 operas and 600 church and chamber music works , which have experienced a renaissance in recent years. Mayr used the usual forms of opera buffa , opera semiseria , but above all Farsa and opera seria . "Almost half of all Mayr operas - and almost all of the successful pieces - are series ." The sources of some works are uncertain. In autumn 2009, Medea in Corinto was shown at the St. Gallen Theater in collaboration with the Ricordi publishing house in a source-critical new edition . In the summer of 2010 the opera was staged by Hans Neuenfels at the Munich State Opera.
Operas
title | genre | Librettist | Place of the UA | Date of the UA | Tradition (selection) |
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Verter | - | Simeone Antonio Sografi after Goethe | Venice, private performance | 1794 | (Mayr's authorship doubtful) |
Saffo, ossia i riti d'Apollo Leucadio | dramma per musica | Simeone Antonio Sografi | Venice, La Fenice | February 17, 1794 | Score autograph in I-BGc 188 |
La Lodoiska | dramma per musica | Francesco Gonella after Filette-Loreux | Venice, La Fenice | January 26, 1796 | Score autograph (incomplete) in I-BGc 169 |
Un pazzo ne fa cento (I rivali delusi; la contessa immaginaria) | dramma giocoso | Giuseppe Maria Foppa after Domenico Somigli | Venice, San Samuele | October 8, 1796 | Partial autograph score in I-BGc 180 |
Telemaco nell'isola di Calipso | dramma per musica | Simeone Antonio Sografi | Venice, La Fenice | January 16, 1797 | Partial autograph score in I-BGc 167 |
L'intrigo della lettera (Il pittore; Il pittore astratto; L'imbroglio della lettera) | farsa | Giuseppe Maria Foppa | Venice, San Moisé | September 24, 1797 | Partial autograph score in I-BGc 172 |
Il secreto (Il segreto; Il matrimonio per concorso) | farsa | Giuseppe Maria Foppa | Venice, San Moisé | September 24, 1797 | Score autograph in I-BGc 172, I-PAc |
(Un) Avviso ai maritati | opera buffa / dramma giocosa | Francesco Gonella to Marmontel | Venice, San Samuele | January 15, 1798 | Partial autograph score in I-BGc 180 |
Likewise e Lidia | dramma per musica | Giuseppe Maria Foppa to Marmontel | Venice, La Fenice | February 14, 1798 | Copyist's score in I-BGc 191 |
Adriano in Siria | dramma per musica | after Pietro Metastasio | Venice, San Benedetto | April 13, 1798 | - |
Che originali! (Gli originali; Il pazzo per la musica; Le melomane; Il trionfo della musica; Il fanatico per la musica; La musicomania) | farsa / opera buffa | Gaetano Rossi | Venice, San Benedetto | October 18, 1798 | Copyist's scores in I-Mc Noseda G3 |
Amor ingegnoso | farsa | Caterino Mazzolà | Venice, San Benedetto | December 27, 1798 | Score autograph in I-BGc 174 |
L'ubbidienza per astuzia | farsa | Caterino Mazzolà | Venice, San Benedetto | December 27, 1798 | Score autograph in I-BGc 174 |
Adelaide di Guesclino | dramma per musica | Gaetano Rossi after Voltaire | Venice, La Fenice | May 1, 1799 | Score autograph (incomplete) in I-BGc 195 |
L'accademia di musica | farsa giocosa | Gaetano Rossi | Venice, San Samuele | August 1799 | Score autograph in I-BGc 2 |
Labino e Carlotta (Werter e Carlotta; Sabino e Carlotta) | farsa | Gaetano Rossi | Venice, San Benedetto | October 9, 1799 | Copyist's score in I-BGc 174 |
L'avaro | farsa | Giuseppe Maria Foppa to Goldoni to Molière | Venice, San Benedetto | November 1799 | Partial autograph score in I-BGc 178 |
La Lodoiska | opera semiseria | - | rev. Version of the work from 1796 for Parma, not listed | (1799) | Copyist's score (incomplete) in I-BGc 292 |
La locandiera (La bella locandiera) | farsa | Gaetano Rossi after Goldoni | Vicenza, Teatro Berico | Spring 1800 | Score autograph (incomplete) in I-BGc 298 |
Il carretto del venditore d'aceto (L'oro fa tutto; L'acetaio; Il barile portentoso) | farsa giocosa | Giuseppe Maria Foppa after LS Mercier | Venice, Sant'Angelo | June 28, 1800 | Copyist's score in I-BGc 175 |
L'imbroglione e il castiga-matti | farsa | Giuseppe Maria Foppa | Venice, San Moisé | Autumn 1800 | (Whereabouts unknown) |
L'inconvenienze teatrali | farsa | after Simeone Antonio Sografi | Venice, San Luca | Autumn 1800 | (Whereabouts unknown) |
L'equivoco ossia Le bizzarie dell'amore (I due viaggiatori) | dramma giocoso | Giuseppe Maria Foppa | Milan, La Scala | November 5, 1800 | Copyist's scores in I-BGc 181, 182 |
Gli sciti | dramma per musica | Gaetano Rossi after Voltaire | Venice, La Fenice | December 26, 1800 | Score autograph (incomplete) in I-BGc 291 |
I virtuosi (I virtuosi a teatro) | farsa | Gaetano Rossi | Venice, San Luca | December 26, 1801 | Partial autograph score (incomplete) in I-BGc 175 |
Ginevra di Scozia (Ariodante; Ginevra ed Ariodante) | dramma serio eroico per musica | Gaetano Rossi after Ariosto | Trieste, Teatro Nuovo | April 21, 1801 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
Le due giornate (Le due giornate di Parigi; Il portatore d'acqua) | dramma eroicomico per musica | Giuseppe Maria Foppa after Jean Nicolas Bouilly | Milan, La Scala | August 18, 1801 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
Argene | dramma eroico per musica | Gaetano Rossi after V. Monti | Venice, La Fenice | December 28, 1801 | Partial autograph score in I-BGc 192 |
I misteri elusini (Antinous in Eleusi; Polibete) | dramma per musica | Giuseppe Bernadoni | Milan, La Scala | January 16, 1802 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
I castelli in aria ossia Gli amanti per accident | farsa | Giuseppe Maria Foppa | Venice, San Benedetto | May 1802 | (Whereabouts unknown) |
Ercole in Lidia | dramma per musica | Giovanni de Gamerra | Vienna, Burgtheater | January 29, 1803 | Copyist's score in A-Wgm |
Gl'intrighi amorosi | dramma giocoso | Giuseppe Bertati | Parma, Teatro Ducale | Carnival 1803 | (Whereabouts unknown, possibly adaptation of L'intrigo della lettera ) |
Le finte rivali | melodramma giocoso | Luigi Romanelli | Milan, La Scala | August 20, 1803 | Copyist's score in I-BGc 184 |
Alonso e Cora (La vergine del sole) | dramma per musica | Giuseppe Bernadoni to Marmontel | Milan, La Scala | December 26, 1803 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
Amor non ha ritegno (La fedeltà delle vedove) | melodramma eroicomico | Francesco Marconi after Carlo Gozzi | Milan, La Scala | May 18, 1804 | Copyist's score in I-Mc Noseda F.71 / 1.11 |
Elisa ossia Il Monte San Bernardo; The Passagio di Monte San Bernardo | dramma sentimental | Gaetano Rossi after Jacques-Antoine de Révéroni Saint-Cyr | Venice, San Benedetto | July 5, 1804 | Copyist's score in I-Fc B.82 A.111.107-109 |
Zamori ossia L'eroe dell'Indie | dramma musicale | Luigi Prividali and NN | Piacenza | August 10, 1804 | Copyist's score in I-BGc 194 |
Eraldo ed Emma | dramma eroico per musica | Gaetano Rossi | Milan, La Scala | January 8, 1805 | Copyist's score in I-Fc A11.132-133 |
Di locanda in locanda e semper in sala | farsa | Luigi Giuseppe Buonavoglia after E. Mercier-Dupaty | Venice, San Moisé | June 5, 1805 | Score autograph in I-BGc 21 |
L'amor coniugale (Il custode di buon cuore) | farsa sentimentale | Gaetano Rossi after Jean Nicolas Bouilly after Pierre Gaveaux | Padua, Teatro Nuovo | July 26, 1805 | Score autographs in I-Mr and I-BGc 280 |
La roccia di Frauenstein (Gli emigrati di Franconia) | melodramma eroicomico | Gaetano Rossi after Angelo Anelli | Venice, La Fenice | October 26, 1805 | Copyist's score in I-Mc |
Gli americani (Idalide) | melodramma eroico | Gaetano Rossi | Venice, La Fenice | December 26, 1805 | Score autographs in I-BGc 198 and US-Wc |
Ifigenia in Aulide | azione seria drammatica | Apostolo Zeno | Parma | Carnival 1806 | ( Whereabouts unknown, probably later reworked to Il Sacrificio d'Ifigenia ) |
Palmira (Il trionfo della virtù e dell'amore) | dramma per musica | - | Florence, Teatro La Pergola | Fall 1806 | ( Revised by Zamori , copyist's score in I-Fc A.111.113-115) |
The piccolo compositore di musica | farsa | - | Venice, San Moisé | 1806 | (Whereabouts unknown) |
Adelasia e Aleramo | melodramma serio | Luigi Romanelli | Milan, La Scala | December 28, 1806 | Copyist's score in I-Mc 243.187 |
Né l'un, né l'altro | dramma giocoso | Angelo Anelli | Milan, La Scala | 17th August 1807 | Score autograph in I-BGc 203 |
Belle ciarle e tristi fatti (L'imbroglio contro l'imbroglio) | dramma giocoso | Angelo Anelli | Venice, La Fenice | November 1807 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
I Cherusci | dramma per musica | Gaetano Rossi | Rome, Teatro Argentina | Carnival 1808 | Score autograph (incomplete) in D-Mbs |
Un vero originale (La finta sposa; Il barone burlato) | burletta per musica | MA Brunetti | Rome, Teatro Valle | 1808 | Copyist's score in I-BGc 185 |
Il ritorno di Ulisse | azione eroica per musica | Luigi Prividali | Venice, La Fenice | Carnival 1809 | Score autograph in I-BGc 199 |
Raoul di Crequi | dramma per musica | Luigi Romanelli after Monvel | Milan, La Scala | December 26, 1810 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
Amore non soffre opposizione (Amore irresistibile) | opera giocosa / opera buffa | Giuseppe Maria Foppa | Venice, San Moisé | Carnival 1810 | Score autograph in I-BGc 185 |
L'amor branch (Il disertore) | farsa sentimentale | Gaetano Rossi | Venice, San Moisé | Carnival 1811 | Copyist's score in I-BGc 178 |
Il sacrificio d'Ifigenia | azione seria drammatica per musica | G. Arici after François-Louis Gand Le Bland Du Roullet | Brescia, Teatro Grande | Carnival 1811 | - |
Tamerlano | melodramma serio | Luigi Romanelli after Morel | Milan, La Scala | December 26, 1812 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
La rosa bianca e la rosa rossa (Il trionfo dell'amicizia; Le due rose) | melodramma eroico | Felice Romani after RCG de Pixérécourt | Genoa, S. Agostino | February 21, 1813 | Copyist's score in I-BGc 289 |
Medea in Corinto | melodramma tragico | Felice Romani after Euripides | Naples, San Carlo | November 28, 1813 | Score autograph in I-BGc 320 |
Elena (Elena e Costantino) | dramma eroicomico per musica | Andrea Leone Tottola | Naples, Teatro dei Fiorentini | January 28, 1814 | Score autograph in I-BGc 189 |
Atar (Il serraglio d'Ormus) | melodramma serio | Felice Romani after Beaumarchais | Genoa, S. Agostino | June 1814 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
Le due duchesse ossia La caccia dei lupi (Le due amiche) | dramma semiserio | Felice Romani | Milan, La Scala | November 7, 1814 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
Cora | dramma per musica | Francesco Berio di Salsa | Naples, San Carlo | March 27, 1815 | Copyist's score in I-Nc (complete new version by Alonso e Cora ) |
Mennone e Zemira (La figlia dell'aria ossia La vendetta di Giunone) | dramma per musica | Gaetano Rossi | Naples, San Carlo | March 22, 1817 | Score autograph in I-Nc 14.2.12-14 |
Cupid avvocato | commedia per musica | - | Naples, Teatro dei Fiorentini | Spring 1817 | Copyist's scores in I-Nc X.7.813 |
Lanassa | melodramma eroico | Gaetano Rossi and Bartolomeo Merelli after La veuve di Malabar by AM Lamierre | Venice, La Fenice | December 1817 | (Whereabouts unknown) |
Alfredo il grande , Re degli Anglo Sassoni | melodramma per musica | Bartolomeo Merelli after Gaetano Rossi | Bergamo, Teatro della Società | December 26, 1819 | Score autograph in I-BGc 201 |
Le danaide (Danao) | melodramma serio | Felice Romani | Rome, Teatro Argentina | Carnival 1819 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
Fedra | melodramma serio | Luigi Romanelli | Milan, La Scala | December 26, 1820 | Score autograph in I-Mr |
Demetrio | dramma per musica | after Pietro Metastasio | Turin, Teatro Regio | Carnival 1824 | (Whereabouts unknown) |
Cantatas
- Femio , ossia La musica custode della fede maritale (cantata for 3 voices and orchestra, text by Francesco Boaretti , 1791, Venice)
- Ero (cantata for one voice and orch, text by Giuseppe Maria Foppa , 1793, Venice)
- Temira e Ariosto (cantata for 4 voices and orchestra, 1795, Venice)
- Apelle e Campase (1795, Venice; lost)
- Le sventure di Leandro (cantata for 1 voice, choir and orchestra, text della contessa Velo, 1797, Vicenza)
- Traiano all'Eufrate (cantata for 3 voices, coro e orch, text by Angelo Anelli , 1807, Milano)
- Alcide al bivio (cantata per più voci e orch, 1809, Bergamo)
- Cantata per la morte di Haydn (cantata per tenore, più voci e orch, 1809, Bergamo)
- Cantata per le nozze di Napoleone con Maria Luisa d'Austria (cantata per 3 voci, coro e orch, text del conte Carrara-Spinelli, 1810, Bergamo)
- Ferramondo (cantata per 1 voce, coro e orch, text del conte Carrara-Spinelli, 1810, Bergamo)
- Cantata per la nascita del re di Roma (cantata per 3 voci, coro e orch, 1811, Bergamo)
- Numa Pompilio (cantata per 1 voce, coro e orch, text by Muletti, 1811, Bergamo)
- Egeria (cantata for 1 voice, choir and orchestra, text by C. Arici, 1816, Brescia)
- Annibale (Cantata per tenore e orch, 1816, Bergamo)
- Lo spavento (Cantata per tenore e orch, 1816, Bergamo)
- La tempesta (cantata per tenore e orch, 1816, Bergamo)
- Lefest d'Ercole (cantata per 1 voce, coro e orch, 1816, Bergamo)
- L'armonia (1816, Bergamo)
- Il sogno di Partenope (melodramma allegorico, testo di Urbano Lampredi, 1817, Naples)
- Arianna e Bacco (cantata per 1 voce, coro e orch, 1817, Bergamo)
- Arianna e Nasso (cantata per 1 voce e orch, 1818, Naples)
- Cantata per la morte di Antonio Capuzzi (canta per 2 voci, testo di Muletti, coro e orch, 1818, Bergamo)
- Inno a Pallade (testo di Vincenzo Monti , 1820, Milano; perduta)
- Piccola cantata (cantata per 3 voci, coro e orch, 1822, Bergamo)
- Innalzamento al trono del giovane re Gioas (cantata per soprano, tenore, basso, più voci e orch, 1822)
- La vita campestre (cantata per tenore e orch, 1823, Bergamo)
- L'autunno (1824)
- Cantata per la morte di Beethoven (cantata per 1 voce, coro e orch, 1827, Bergamo)
- Schiera di fausti eventi (cantata per 4 voci, coro e orch, 1838, Bergamo)
- Another 5 cantatas for several soloists
- Another 31 cantatas for a soloist
Secular vocal works
- Over 40 canzonets, arias, songs and trios for piano, including:
- 12 songs (1786, Regensburg)
- 12 ballate venetiane (1797, London)
- 6 canzonette e duettini (Vienna)
- Italian and German songs
- Diversi lavori vocali con orchestra per la Scuola Musicale di Bergamo
Oratorios and sacred dramas
- Iacob e Labano fugiens (oratorio in Latin, libretto by Giuseppe Maria Foppa , 1791, Venezia)
- Sisara (oratorio in Latin, libretto by Giuseppe Maria Foppa , 1793, Venice Church of San Lazzaro dei Mendicanti )
- Tobiae matrimonium (oratorio in Latin, 1794, Venice)
- La passione (Oratorio in Italian, 1794, Forlì)
- David in spelunca Engeddi (Oratorio in Latin and Italian, 1795, Venice)
- Il sacrificio di Iefte (Oratorio in Italian, 1795, Forlì)
- Il ritorno di Jefte, o Il voto incauto (oratorio in Italian, libretto by Jacopo Ferretti, 1814, Rome; lost)
- Gioas salvato (oratorio in Italian, 1816–17, Palermo; lost)
- Ifigenia in Tauride (sacred drama, music in scenic form, after Apostolo Zeno , 1817, Florence; lost)
- Samuele (Oratorio in Italian, Libretto di Bartolomeo Merelli, 1821, Bergamo)
- Atalia (sacred drama, music with stage design, libretto by Felice Romani , 1822, Naples)
- San Luigi Gonzaga (oratorio in Italian, libretto by P. Cominazzi, 1822, Bergamo)
Other church music
- Fair for Novara (1812)
- Mass in C minor for solos, choir and orchestra (1826)
- Fair for Einsiedeln (1826)
- 7 requiems
- 277 sets for masses
- 28 movements for Requiem
- 111 phrases for grief
- 159 sentences for Vespers
- 43 inni
- 14 antiphons
- 29 movimenti per funzioni della Settimana Santa
- 13 motets
- Another 11 sacred works
Instrumental music
Music for orchestra
- 57 symphonies
- 2 symphonies concertanti
- 2 concerts for piano
- 2 ballets
- 3 interludes
- 3 marches
- 1 concert movement for viola
Chamber music
- 3 sonatas for piano and other musical instruments
- 8 sonatas 6 per fiati
- 13 settetti per fiati
- 3 ottetti per fiati
- 2 sestetti per archi e fiati
- Quintets for archi
Music for keyboard instruments
- 4 sonatas
- 10 symphonies
- 58 studies
- 10 divertimenti
- Sonata for organ
- 2 symphonies for organ
grades
- Piano booklet, Munich, G. Ricordi, c 2006,
- 12 bagatelle a 3 per flauto, clarinetto e fagotto. Adliswil; Lottstetten, Edition Albert J. Kunzelmann, 2001
literature
- Constantin von Wurzbach : Mayr, Simon (composer) . In: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich . 18th part. Imperial and Royal Court and State Printing Office, Vienna 1868, pp. 169–175 ( digitized version ).
- Arnold Niggli : Mayr, Simon . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 21, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1885, pp. 146-148.
- Heinrich Bauer: Simon Mayr: 1763–1845, master of Italian opera from the Bavarian Upper Palatinate , Munich, Bavarian. Association bank, 1983
- Helga Lühning: Mayr, Simon. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 16, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1990, ISBN 3-428-00197-4 , pp. 568-570 ( digitized version ).
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Mayr studies . Series in the music publishing house Katzbichler, Munich, Salzburg
- 1 - Franz Hauk , Iris Winkler (ed.): Work and life of Johann Simon Mayr in the mirror of time , 1995, ISBN 3-87397-152-6
- 2 - Franz Hauk , Iris Winkler (eds.): Johann Simon Mayr and Venice , 1999, ISBN 3-87397-153-4
- 3 - Uta Schaumberg: The opera series Giovanni Simone Mayr 2 volumes, 2001, ISBN 3-87397-154-2
- 4 - Iris Winkler: Giovanni Simone Mayr in Venice , 2003, ISBN 3-87397-163-1
- 5 - Franz Hauk , Iris Winkler (eds.): Johann Simon Mayr and Vienna , 2007, ISBN 3-87397-173-9
- 6 - Anja Morgenstern: The oratorios by Johann Simon Mayr (1763–1845) , 2007, ISBN 978-3-87397-184-4
- 7 - Iris Winkler: Napoleon's dream roles Alexander and Trajan in the work of the composer Giovanni Simone Mayr , 2014, ISBN 978-3-87397-186-8
- John Stewart Allitt: JS Mayr. Father of 19th century Italian Music , Shaftesbury, Element Books, 1989
- John Stewart Allitt: Giovanni Simone Mayr. Vita musica pensiero , Villa di Serio, Edizioni Villadiseriane, 1995
- Iris Winkler: reformer of the opera. On the 150th anniversary of the death of the composer Johann Simon Mayr, who spent his studies in Ingolstadt. In: Der Sonntag, supplement to the Donau-Kurier from 2/3 December 1995
Discography
- Medea in Corinto - Eaglen, Kenny, Ford, Miles, Parry, Opera Rara ORC11 [1993]
- Concert recordings of works by Johann Simon Mayr - Wilhelm Schmailzl, Karlskron [1996]
- Samuele - Fono-Schallplattengesellschaft, Laer [1997]
- L'Armonia / Cantata for the death of Beethoven - Talia Or (soprano), Altin Piriu (tenor), Nikolay Borchev (bass), Simon Mayr Choir, Ingolstadt Georgian Chamber Orchestra , conductor: Franz Hauk, Naxos [1997]
- Che Originali - Guild [1999]
- Stabat mater - Dynamic [1999]
- Passion, Canzones and Arias - Agora 2000
- Mass in C minor - Guild [2001]
- Ginevra di Scozia - Elisabeth Vidal (soprano); Daniela Barcellona (mezzo-soprano); Antonio Siragusa (tenor); Luca Grassi (baritone); Giuseppina Piunti (soprano); Marco Lazzara (countertenor); Orchestra del Teatro Verdi di Trieste ; Tiziano Severini (head). Label: Opera Rara ORC23 [2002]
- La Passione - Chamber Orchestra Ingolstadt Guild [2002]
- Atalia - Franz Hauk, Maria Jette, Simon Mayr Choir, Guild [2003]
- Sisara - Accademia I Filarmonici di Verona, Simon Mayr Choir, conductor: Franz Hauk, Guild GmbH, recorded in the Maria de Victoria church in Ingolstadt ( Asamkirche ) [2004]
- La Rosa Bianca e la Rosa Rossa - Antonacci, Anselmi, Serraicocca, Canonici, Facini, Briccetti; Fonit Cetra RFCD [2007]
- David in Spelunca Engaddi - Naxos [2008]
- L'Amor Coniugale - Naxos Opera [2008]
- Tobiae Matrimonium - Simon Mayr Choir and Ensemble, Naxos [2009]
- Medea in corinto - Theater St. Gallen , Oehmsclassic [2010]
- Fedra - Chiaudani, Nelsen, Zagorski, Lee, Schaller, OEHMS Classics 920
- Verter - Herrmann, Gemmabella, Cicchetti, Salsi, Zarelli, Terracini, Czech Chamber Soloists, conducted by Paul Terracini Bongiovanni, [2004] GB 2343-4.
- Te Deum / Missa Solemnis, Simon Mayr, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Ingolstadt Georgian Chamber Music Orchester, Naxos [2010]
- Gioas - Andrea Lauren Brown, Robert Sellier, Cornel Frey, Andreas Burkhart, Simon Mayr Chorus & Ensemble; Head: Franz Hauk, Naxos [2012]
- Concerto Bergamasco , Concerto D minor - Natalie Schwaabe (flute / piccolo) & Andrea Steinberg (clarinet / basset horn) Franz Hauk (harpsichord) Naxos [2012]
Movies
- Martin Pfeil and Hermann Käbisch: The forgotten musician: Johann Simon Mayr (1763–1845) . INTV Media Ingolstadt, 1995 (VHS, 30 min.)
Web links
- Works by and about Johann Simon Mayr in the catalog of the German National Library
- in the Internet Archive
- Website of the International Simon Mayr Society , plus a lecture on the ten-year existence of the society (2005)
- Opera works and manuscripts by Johann Simon Mayr in the DFG opera project
- Catalog of works by Johann Simon Mayr on Klassika
- List of stage works by Johann Simon Mayr based on the MGG at Operone
- The career of Johann Simon Mayr on the website of the Association for the Promotion of the Mendorf Village Community
- Mayr at Italian Opera (Italian)
- Sheet music and audio files by Johann Simon Mayr in the International Music Score Library Project
proof
- ↑ Uta Schaumberg: The opera serie Giovanni Simone Mayrs (Mayr Studies 3), 1999, vol. 1, p. 8
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SURNAME | Mayr, Johann Simon |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Mayr, Johannes Simon; Mayr, Simon; Mayr, Giovanni Simone (Italian) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German composer and music teacher |
DATE OF BIRTH | June 14, 1763 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Mendorf , today Altmannstein , Eichstätt district |
DATE OF DEATH | December 2, 1845 |
Place of death | Bergamo |