Music year 1713
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Overview of the music years
Further events
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 Albinoni's opera Lucio Vero will premiere on May 27th. |
 Vivaldi's first opera Ottone in villa premieres in Vicenza |
Events
Johann Sebastian Bach
- Johann Sebastian Bach works in Weimar as court organist and chamber musician at the court of Duke Wilhelm Ernst .
- February 23 : The twins Maria Sophia and Johann Christoph of Maria Barbara Bach and Johann Sebastian Bach are born, but die soon afterwards.
- June 28th : The cantata What I like is just the lively hunt (BWV 208) by Bach will be premiered on the occasion of the 31st birthday of Christian von Sachsen-Weißenfels in Weißenfels in the Jägerhof on Nikolaistraße. The libretto is by Salomon Franck . It is Bach's earliest known secular cantata.
- October: The cantata Everything with God and nothing without him (BWV 1127) is premiered.
- Towards the end of the year, Johann Sebastian Bach was offered the position of organist at the market church of St. Marien and Liebfrau en in Halle after the performance of a rehearsal cantata . He received his appointment from the church council on December 14th, but hesitated to sign the contract and only sent a final rejection on March 19, 1714 on the grounds that the salary did not meet his expectations.
- During his tenure in Weimar from 1712 to 1717, Johann Sebastian Bach composed a collection of chorale- related organ pieces ( choral preludes ), known as the Orgelbüchlein ( BWV 599–644).
georg Friedrich Handel
- George Frideric Handel stayed in London again since October 1712 and initially lived for a year with a wealthy music lover named Andrews in Barn Elms, Surrey (today's Barnes ).
- January 10th : Georg Friedrich Handel's third London opera Teseo has its world premiere at the Queen's Theater, Haymarket . The opera is the first collaboration with the musician and poet Nicola Francesco Haym . For the libretto, Haym uses the French model Thesée , which Philippe Quinault wrote in 1675 for Jean-Baptiste Lully . The adoption of the structure of this tragédie lyrique means that Teseo Handel is the only opera with five acts.
- Georg Friedrich Handel writes the Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne . Since Anne on her birthday, the 6./16. February is ill, the work will probably not be premiered until a year later.
- Probably June 2nd : The Dramma per musica in three acts Lucio Cornelio Silla by Georg Friedrich Händel based on the libretto by G. Rossi will be premiered at Burlington House or Queen's Theater in London.
- July 7th : After a public rehearsal on March 5th, Handel's Te Deum and Jubilate in Utrecht will be officially premiered on the occasion of the Peace of Utrecht at a service in St Paul's Cathedral . The work earns the composer an annual pension from Queen Anne and is subsequently performed each year at the Festival of the Sons of the Clergy .
Alessandro Scarlatti
- Alessandro Scarlatti , who works as Kapellmeister of the Cappella Reale in Naples , deals with the instrumental music that he had neglected until then . In 1715 he will be able to publish the 12 symphony di concerto grosso .
Domenico Scarlatti
- Domenico Scarlatti has worked in Rome since 1709 with the exiled Polish Queen Maria Casimira Sobieska , who lives in Palazzo Zuccari , for whose private stage he has composed six operas, as well as at least one cantata and one oratorio over the years .
- From 1711 to 1714 Scarlatti worked with the librettist Carlo Sigismondo Capece and the set designer Filippo Juvarra .
- January 11th: The Dramma per musica Ifigenia in Aulide by Domenico Scarlatti based on the libretto by Carlo Sigismondo Capece is premiered at the Palazzo Zuccari in Rome. Only one aria from the opera has survived.
- That year, the opera Ifigenia in Tauri by Scarlatti based on the libretto by Carlo Sigismondo Capece will also be premiered in Rome . Only three arias from this opera have survived.
- December 22nd : Scarlatti becomes maestro di capella at the Capella Giulia of the Vatican .
Georg Philipp Telemann
- Georg Philipp Telemann is the city's music director and bandmaster of the Barfüßer and Katharinenkirche in Frankfurt am Main . Telemann also takes over the organization of the weekly concerts and various administrative tasks of making exchange Company to Frauenstein in the house Braunfels on the Liebfrauenberg where he also lives.
Antonio Vivaldi
- Antonio Vivaldi is the musical director (maestro de 'concerti) of the Orchester des Ospedale della Pietà (one of four homes in Venice for orphan girls). The orchestra gains a legendary reputation and attracts numerous travelers to Italy.
- May 17th : The first opera by Antonio Vivaldi Ottone in villa based on the libretto by Domenico Lalli premieres at the Teatro delle Grazie in Vicenza . Over fifty more operas will follow by 1739.
Other biographical events
- At the French court of Louis XIV , the Peace of Utrecht is celebrated with the Ballet de la Paix (p. 150; Ballet of Peace) by Michel-Richard Delalande .
- François Couperin published the first volume of his original Pièces de clavecin (pieces for harpsichord ) and from then on was recognized as the leading master of refined French harpsichord art.
- In Vienna, Johann Joseph Fux worked from 1713 to 1718 as court conductor for the widow Empress Wilhelmine Amalie .
- Francesco Bartolomeo Conti is appointed court composer to the Viennese imperial court alongside Marc'Antonio Ziani and Fux.
- Daniel Purcell becomes organist at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, London.
- May 31 : Johann Mattheson starts publishing the magazine Der Vernünstftler , the first German-language “Moral Weekly”. These are excerpts from the two English magazines Tatler and Spectator, translated into German . Although the magazine was only published for a year until May 26, 1714 , it had a lasting influence on "the entire development of the German literary language."
- Jean-Philippe Rameau , who has been the organist of the Notre-Dame de Dijon church since 1709 , moves to Lyon .
- Gottfried Silbermann accepts Zacharias Hildebrandt as an apprentice, although he cannot pay any apprenticeship fees. For this, Hildebrandt undertakes by contract, after the training "in Sachßen and Alsace in no way, to the disadvantage of him [= Silbermann], to work anything". Since Hildebrandt did not adhere to the agreement, a long legal dispute broke out between the competitors at the beginning of the 1720s.
- In Florence, Gaetano Berenstadt made the acquaintance of the Palatinate Elector Johann Wilhelm von der Pfalz , who signed him to the court of Düsseldorf as a court singer . In Düsseldorf he took part in the Amalasunta of the Düsseldorf court music director Johann Hugo von Wilderer (1670-1724).
Foundations
- King Louis XIV . of France and Navarre founds the Académie Royale de Danse.
World premieres
Operas
- Tommaso Albinoni - Lucio Vero (based on the libretto by Apostolo Zeno ; world premiere on May 27 )
- Francesco Bartolomeo Conti - L'ammalato immaginario ( Intermezzo ; world premiere in Vienna on February 23 )
- Francesco Feo - L'amor tirannico, ossia Zenobia (based on the libretto by Domenico Lalli ; world premiere in Naples on January 18 )
- georg Friedrich Handel
- Teseo (World premiere at Queen's Theater, Haymarket , London on January 10th )
- Lucio Cornelio Silla ( Dramma per musica ; based on the libretto by G. Rossi; world premiere at Burlington House or Queen's Theater in London; probably on June 2nd )
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Antonio Lotti
- Porsenna (Dramma per musica in 3 acts; based on the libretto by Agostino Piovene ; world premiere in Venice)
- Irene augusta (Dramma per musica in 3 acts; based on the libretto by Francsco Silvani; world premiere on November 22nd in Venice)
- Nicola Antonio Porpora - Basilio re d'oriente (based on the libretto by B. de Domenici; based on GBY Neri; first performance in Naples; lost)
- Giovanni Alberto Ristori - Orlando furioso (based on a libretto by Grazio Braccioli ; world premiere at the Teatro Sant'Angelo in Venice)
- Domenico Scarlatti
- Ifigenia in Aulide (Dramma per musica; based on the libretto by Carlo Sigismondo Capece; world premiere on January 11th in Rome; only one aria survived)
- Ifigenia in Tauri (Dramma per musica; based on the libretto by Carlo Sigismondo Capece; world premiere in Rome; only three arias survive)
- Antonio Vivaldi - Ottone in villa (based on the libretto by Domenico Lalli ; first performance at the Teatro delle Grazie in Vicenza )
Instrumental music
Chamber music
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- Trias Harmonica (BWV 1072)
- Instrumental movement (BWV 1040, trio, composed 1713?)
- Francesco Antonio Bonporti - 10 Inventioni da Camera for violin and bass op.10
- Johann Christian Schickhardt - Six concertos for four treble recorders and basso continuo, op.19 (dedicated to the general music director Christoph Wilhelm von Brandt; published 1713)
Lute
- Johann Sebastian Bach - Suite in E minor (BWV Anh. 159, composed 1712–1713)
Keyboard music
Harpsichord (among others)
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- Transcriptions of various concerts by Antonio Vivaldi, Alessandro and Benedetto Marcello, Giuseppe Torelli, Georg Philipp Telemann and Johann Ernst Prinz von Sachsen-Weimar for solo harpsichord (or organ manualiter?) BWV 972–987 (composed 1713–1714)
- Johann Heinrich Buttstett - Musical clavier art and storage chamber (for harpsichord or clavichord )
- François Couperin - Pièces de clavecin , first volume (for harpsichord)
organ
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- Now come, the Gentile Savior (BWV 599, composed 1713–15)
- God through your goodness (BWV 600, composed 1713–15)
- Herr Christ, der ein'ge Son of God (BWV 601, composed 1713–15)
- Praise be to Almighty God (BWV 602, composed 1713–15)
- Puer natus in Bethlehem (BWV 603, composed 1713–15)
- Praise be to you, Jesus Christ (BWV 604, composed 1713–15)
- The day that is so joyful (BWV 605, composed 1713–15)
- From heaven high, there I come from (BWV 606, composed 1713–15)
- The angels came from heaven (BWV 607, composed 1713–15)
- In dulci jubilo (BWV 608, composed 1713–15)
- Praise God, you Christians, all at once (BWV 609, composed 1713–15)
- Jesus, my joy (BWV 610, composed 1713–15)
- Christ we should already praise (BWV 611, composed 1713-15)
- Wir Christenleut (BWV 612, composed 1713–15)
- Help me praise God's goodness (BWV 613, composed 1713–15)
- The old years have passed (BWV 614, composed 1713–15)
- There is joy in you (BWV 615, composed 1713–15)
- I'll go there with Fried and Freud (BWV 616, composed 1713–15)
- Lord God, now unlock the sky (BWV 617, composed 1713–15)
- O Lamb of God, innocent (BWV 618, composed 1713–15)
- Christe, you lamb of God (BWV 619, composed 1713–15)
- Christ who makes us happy (BWV 620, composed 1713–15)
- Christ who makes us happy (BWV 620a, composed 1713–15)
- Since Jesus stood on the cross (BWV 621, composed 1713-15)
- O man, weep for your sins greatly (BWV 622, composed 1713-15)
- We thank you, Lord Jesus Christ (BWV 623, composed 1713–15)
- Help God that I may succeed (BWV 624, composed 1713–15)
- Christ was in death bonds (BWV 625, composed 1713–15)
- Jesus Christ, our Savior (BWV 626, composed 1713–15)
- Christ is risen (BWV 627, composed 1713–15)
- The holy Christian has risen (BWV 628, composed 1713–15)
- The glorious day was published (BWV 629, composed 1713–15)
- Today the Son of God triumphs (BWV 630, composed 1713–15)
- Come, God Creator, Holy Spirit (BWV 631, composed 1713–15)
- Come, God Creator, Holy Spirit (BWV 631a, composed 1713–15)
- Lord Jesus Christ, turn to us (BWV 632, composed 1713–15)
- Dearest Jesus, we are here (BWV 633, composed 1713–15)
- Dearest Jesus, we are here (BWV 634, composed 1713–15)
- These are the holy ten commandments (BWV 635, composed 1713–15)
- Our Father in the Kingdom of Heaven (BWV 636, composed 1713–15)
- Adam's fall is completely corrupted (BWV 637, composed 1713-15)
- It is salvation and we come here (BWV 638, composed 1713–15)
- I call to you, Lord Jesus Christ (BWV 639, composed 1713–15)
- I hoped in you, sir (BWV 640, composed 1713-15)
- When we are in dire straits (BWV 641, composed 1713–15)
- Who only lets God rule (BWV 642, composed 1713–15)
- All people must die (BWV 643, composed 1713–15)
- Oh how void, oh how fleeting (BWV 644, composed 1713–15)
Vocal music
Spiritually
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- Cantata Like the rain and snow fall from the sky (BWV 18)
- Cantata Christians, etch this day (BWV 63)
- Cantata Everything with God and nothing without him (BWVE 1127)
- georg Friedrich Handel
- Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne (HWV 74) (Birthday code for Queen Anne)
- Utrecht Te Deum and Jubilate
Worldly
- Johann Sebastian Bach - Cantata What I like is only the lively hunt (BWV 208)
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Louis-Nicolas Clérambault - Second livre de cantates (Second book of cantatas)
- Alphée et Aréthuse for soprano, flute or obbligato viol and figured bass
- Léandre et Héro , for soprano, violin, obbligato viol and figured bass
- La musette , for soprano, musette or violin and figured bass
- Pirâme et Tisbé , for Haute-Contre , flute, violin and figured bass
- Pigmalion , for bass, violin and figured bass
- Le triomphe de la paix for two sopranos, bass, violin and figured bass
Textbooks
- Johann Mattheson - The newly opened Orchester, Hamburg 1713
Instrument making
- Hans Hantelmann builds the organ in the castle church in Lübeck .
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Arp Schnitger
- completes the organ in the church of St. Laurentius in Abbehausen .
- begins with the construction of the organ in the Luther Church in Leer .
- Andreas Silbermann builds the organ in the former church of St. Peter and Paul in Obernai .
- The two violins Gibson ex Huberman and Sancy as well as the cello Bass of Spain, Adam are made in Antonio Stradivari's workshop .
Born
- February 13 : Domènech Terradellas , Spanish opera composer († 1751 )
- March 2nd : Giammaria Ort, Venetian composer, economist, mathematician, Camaldolian monk and philosopher († 1790 )
- March 12th (baptized): Johann Adolph Hass , German harpsichord and clavichord maker († 1779 )
- April 7 : Nicola Sala , Italian composer († 1801 )
- August 1st : Jean-Baptiste Salomon , French violin maker († 1767 )
- August 30 : Johann Georg Benda , Bohemian composer († 1752 )
- October 4 : Antoine Dauvergne , French violinist, composer and opera director († 1797 )
- October 12 (baptized): Johann Ludwig Krebs , German composer and organist († 1780 )
- October 24 : Marie Fel , French opera singer, soprano voice († 1794 )
- December 10 : Johann Nicolaus Mempel , German cantor and musician († 1747 )
Exact date of birth unknown
- Johan Henrik Freithoff , Danish-Norwegian composer, violinist and civil servant († 1767 )
Died
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- January 8th : Arcangelo Corelli , Italian composer and violinist (* 1653 )
- March 26 : Paul I. Esterházy de Galantha , imperial field marshal, harpsichordist and composer (* 1635 )
- March 30th : Govert Bidloo , Dutch surgeon, anatomist, university professor, personal physician and librettist (* 1649 )
- August 25 : Ludovico Roncalli , Italian nobleman and composer (* 1654 )
- October 4 : Valentin Molitor , Swiss composer and organist (* 1637 )
- October 31 : Ferdinando de 'Medici , Hereditary Prince of Tuscany, music patron (* 1663 )
- October 28 : Paolo Lorenzani , Italian composer and conductor (* 1640 )
Exact date of death unknown
- Wolfgang Michael Mylius , German composer and Kapellmeister (* 1636 )
- Stanisław Sylwester Szarzyński , Polish composer (* around 1670)
See also
Web links
Commons : Music 1713 - Collection of Images, Videos and Audio Files
Commons : Opera Libretti 1713 - Collection of Images, Videos and Audio Files
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d Johann Sebastian Bach - Works sorted by time of origin. In: Klassika.info. Retrieved October 23, 2018 .