Music year 1793
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Overview of the music years
Further events
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Events
- July 30th : The Teatro Nacional de São Carlos in Lisbon , built by José da Costa e Silva , is completed.
Instrumental music (selection)
- Luigi Boccherini : 6 string quintets for 2 violins, viola and 2 violoncellos ; 6 string trios for violin, viola and violoncello
- Joseph Haydn : 99th Symphony completed in 1793, first performed in 1794; Apponyi Quartets (six quartets, written by order of Anton Georg Graf Apponyi and dedicated to him in the original edition); Andante with variations in F minor Hob. XVII / 6
- Johann Ladislaus Dussek : Piano Concerto B op. 22 c97; Sonata for piano and violin op. 24 c96; six sonatinas for piano and flute or violin op. 19 c88–93; Sonata for piano, flute and violoncello op. 21 c94; Piano Sonata op. 24 c96;
- Anton Eberl : Concerto for piano and orchestra in C major, won 9
Musical theater
- January 12th : World premiere of the opera Ambroise ou Voilà ma journée by Nicolas Dalayrac in Paris, (Comédie Italienne)
- March 11 : The first performance of the opera Eugène ou La Piété filial of Henri Montan Berton takes place at the Opéra-Comique in Paris.
- April 1st : Premiere of the opera Amor rende sagace by Domenico Cimarosa in Vienna
- May 2nd : Premiere of the opera Asgill ou Le Prisonnier de guerre by Nicolas Dalayrac in Paris, (Opéra-Comique)
- June 19th : World premiere of the opera I traci amanti by Domenico Cimarosa in Naples
- September 10th : Premiere of the opera The Beneficent Dervish by Benedikt Schack and Johann Baptist Henneberg in the Freihaustheater in Vienna
- October 14 : Premiere of the opera Urgande et Merlin by Nicolas Dalayrac in Paris, (Opéra-Comique)
- November 2nd : premiere of the opera La Fille coupable by François-Adrien Boieldieu in Rouen, (Théâtre des arts). It is the first of over 40 stage works by the composer to be premiered.
- December 26th : World premiere of the opera Virginia by Felice Alessandri in Venice
Other works
- Luigi Cherubini : Koukourgi (Opera)
- Étienne-Nicolas Méhul : Le Jugement de Pâris (ballet); Le Jeune sage et le vieux fou (musical stage work)
- Andreas Romberg : Two lost operas: The Power of Music and The Fog Caps
- André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry : Roger et Olivier (opera); Séraphine ou Absente et présente (musical comedy)
- Domenico Cimarosa : La calamità dei cuori (opera); Contrattempi (opera)
- Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli : Apelle (opera); La secchia rapita (opera)
- Stephen Storace : The Price (opera); Venus and Adonis (ballet)
- Louis Emmanuel Jadin : 3 operas (1) Les Talismans ; (2) Le Coin de feu ; (3) Le Siège de Thionville
- Johann Baptist Henneberg : The Iron Queen (Opera); The Forest Men (Opera)
- Thomas Attwood : The Mariners (musical stage work)
- Peter von Winter : I fratelli rivali (opera based on a libretto by M. Botturini). First performed in Venice.
- Vicente Martín y Soler : L'oracle (ballet).
Born
- February 8 : Gottfried Wilhelm Seemann , German clarinetist († 1859 )
- February 9 : Auguste Beck , German singer († 1827 at the earliest)
- March 6 : Bernhard Klein , German composer († 1832 )
- June 6 : Peter Friedrich Engstfeld , organist and hymn poet († 1848 )
- July 4 : Franz Pecháček , Austro-German composer († 1840 )
- July 22nd : Eugène Walckiers , French flautist and composer († 1866 )
- August 10 : August Neithardt , German composer († 1861 )
- September 19 : Johan Herman Mankel , Swedish organist, composer and music teacher († 1835 )
- September 23 : Friedrich Glück , pastor and composer († 1840 )
- October 25 : Jean Massin , French composer († unknown)
Exact date of birth unknown
- Karl Joseph child friend , Austrian writer, composer and music teacher († 1869 )
Died
- March 17 : Leopold Hofmann , Austrian composer of the Viennese Classic (* 1738 )
- May 7 : Pietro Nardini , Italian composer and violinist (* 1722 )
- May 13 : Martin Gerbert , German Benedictine, theologian, philosopher, musicologist (* 1720 )
- May 27 : Nonnosus Brand , Bavarian composer, organist and music teacher (* 1755 )
- July 26th : Alessandro Besozzi , Italian composer and oboist of the pre-classical period (* 1702 )
- October 21 : Johann Ernst Hartmann , Johann Ernst Hartmann (* 1726 )
- October 25 : Giovanni Battista Ferrandini , Italian pre-classical composer. (* around 1710 )
- November 19 : Johann Sebastian Diez , German composer, choir director and teacher (* 1711 )
Died around 1793
- Michael Lockstaedt , German organ and piano builder
See also
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