Music year 1790

Music year 1790

Events

January 27 : Heinrich Harries publishes the original version of the song Heil dir im Siegerkranz in the Flensburger Wochenblatt für Jedermann on the occasion of King Christian VII 's birthday Folk song God save George the King ”.

July 6th : A city theater is founded in Leoben in Styria , which has been used continuously since then. It is now one of Austria's oldest such institutions.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart : String Quartet in B flat major KV 589 ( 2nd Prussian Quartet ); String Quartet in F major KV 590 ( 3rd Prussian Quartet ); String Quintet No. 5 in D major KV 593
Luigi Boccherini : Symphony in G ; 3 string quintets for 2 violins, viola and 2 violoncellos
Joseph Haydn : Trios No. 27 to 30 for piano, violin and violoncello ; Quartet in C major , (op. 64, No. 1, Hob. III: 65); Quartet in B minor , (Op. 64, No. 2, Hob. III: 68); Quartet in B flat major , (op.64, no.3, Hob. III: 67); Quartet in G major , (op. 64, No. 4, Hob. III: 66); Quartet in D major , (op. 64, No. 5 (“Lark Quartet”), Hob. III: 63); Quartet in E flat major , (Op. 64, No. 6, Hob. III: 64); Sonata in C major , (Hob.XVI: 48 about 1790); Sonata in E flat major , (Hob.XVI: 49 around 1790)
Ludwig van Beethoven : Cantata on the death of Emperor Joseph II ; Cantata on the elevation of Leopold II to emperor
Johann Ladislaus Dussek : 3 sonatas F, B, C op. 12 c64–66; 3 sonatas B, D, G op. 13 c67–69; 3 sonatas C, G, F op. 14 c71–73
Andreas Romberg : Recitative and aria “Con questo ferro, indegno!” For soprano and orchestra , SteR 245; Violin Concerto VI in B flat major , SteR 45; Violin Concerto VII in A major , SteR 47
Johann Abraham Peter Schulz sets the evening song by Matthias Claudius to music .

January 13 : World premiere of the opera La jeunesse de Pierre le Grand by André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry in Paris (Comédie-Italienne)

January 26th : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera Così fan tutte ( This is how everyone does it ) based on a text by Lorenzo da Ponte is premiered in Vienna's Burgtheater .

March 1st : World premiere of the opera Les Brouilleries by Henri Montan Berton at the Opéra-Comique in Paris

May 10 : World premiere of the historical drama Jeanne d'Arc à Orléans by Rodolphe Kreutzer at the Comédie Italienne in Paris

May 29th : Premiere of the opera La Soirée orageuse by Nicolas Dalayrac in Paris (Comédie Italienne)

May 30th : World premiere of the opera Zenobia in Palmira by Giovanni Paisiello in Naples, (Teatro San Carlo)

July 10 : World premiere of the opera Le Chêne patriotique ou La Matinée du 14 juillet 1790 by Nicolas Dalayrac in Paris (Comédie Italienne)

23 August : World premiere of the opera Les Rigueurs du cloître by Henri Montan Berton at the Opéra-Comique in Paris

September 11th : The Singspiel The Philosopher's Stone or The Magic Island based on a libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder has its world premiere at the Wiedner Theater near Vienna. The music for this work by Schikaneder is said to come from Johann Baptist Henneberg , and it contains insert numbers by Franz Xaver Gerl , Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart , Benedikt Schack and Schikaneder himself.

October 11 : Premiere of the opera Vert-Vert by Nicolas Dalayrac in Paris (Comédie Italienne)

Other works

Giovanni Paisiello : Le vane gelosie (opera); La molinara (opera)
Antonio Salieri : Le couronnement de Tarare (an addition to the Tarare opera adapted to the new political conditions )
Étienne-Nicolas Méhul : Euphrosine ou le Tyran corrigé (music. Stage work in five acts)
Giuseppe Sarti : Načal'noe upravlenie Olega (opera in collaboration with Carlo Canobbio and Vasily Pashkevich) premiered in St. Petersburg
Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli : Antigone ; La morte di Cesare
Anton Eberl : The witch Megäre (opera, lost)
Stephen Storace : No Song, No Supper (Opera)
Johann Gottlieb Naumann : La morte d'Abel (oratorio)
Joseph Weigl : La caffettiera bizzarra (Opera in three acts)
Louis Emmanuel Jadin : Constance et Gernand (Opera 1 act); La Religieuse danoise ou La Communauté de Copenhague (Opera 3 acts), also known as Le Duce de Waldeza ; Joconde after Jean de La Fontaine (Opera 3 acts)
Peter von Winter : Drei Singspiele (1) Psyche based on a libretto by Karl Friedrich Müchler; (2) Jery and Bäteli after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and (3) Joke, Cunning and Vengeance (also after Goethe). All three works were premiered in Munich.
Vicente Martín y Soler : Melomania (opera in the original in Russian); La deità benefica (Cantata);

January 17 : Johann Georg Frech , German music director, composer and organist († 1864 )
January 31 : Samuel Ludwig Hartig , German organ builder († 1868 )
February 11 : Ignaz Aßmayer , Austrian composer and church musician († 1862 )
February 16 : Christian Urhan , German violinist, organist and composer who worked in France. († 1845 )
March 15 : Nicola Vaccai , Italian composer († 1848 )
0April 6 : Félix Cazot , French music teacher and composer († 1857 )
June 10 : Louis-Joseph Daussoigne-Mehul , French composer († 1875 )
July 13 : Wilhelm Agthe , German music teacher and composer († 1873 )
0October 8 : Waldemar Thrane , Norwegian composer, violinist and conductor († 1828 )
October 14 : Georg Gerson , Danish banker and composer. († 1825 )
October 17 : August Ferdinand Anacker , German composer († 1854 )
October 30 : Karol Lipiński , Polish violinist, composer and opera conductor († 1861 )
0November 7th : Luigi Rinaldo Legnani , Italian singer, guitarist and composer († 1877 )
November 11th : Joseph Kreutzer , German composer, violinist, conductor and guitarist († 1840 )

Carl Ernst Laue , German court musician and instrument maker († 1860 )
Johann Nepomuk Tröndlin , German piano maker († 1862 )
Wilhelmine von Schwertzell , German composer, poet and fairy tale collector († 1849 )
Wilhelm Würfel , Czech, composer, organist, pianist and music teacher († 1832 )

February 14 : Capel Bond , English organist, conductor and composer (* 1730 )
February 19 : Johann Baptist Krumpholz , Czech composer and harpist. (* 1742 )
February 21 : Johann Friedrich Klöffler , German composer. (* 1725 )
May 24th : François-Henri Clicquot , French organ builder (* 1732 )
June 25 : Lovisa Augusti , Swedish opera singer (* 1751 or 1756 )
September 28 : Nikolaus I. Joseph Esterházy de Galantha , prince and employer and supporter of Joseph Haydn (* 1714 )
December 16 : Ludwig August Lebrun , German oboist and composer (* 1752 )

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