Sonnleithner Salon

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The still living tradition of Schubertiaden was in Sonnleithner's salon in Gundelhof justified

The Sonnleithnersche Salon , which was run in Vienna's Gundelhof from 1815 to 1824 , was the most important musical salon of the early Biedermeier period . Ignaz von Sonnleithner , uncle Franz Grillparzer and friend of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart , Joseph Haydns , Ludwig van Beethovens , Antonio Salieris , Joseph Weigls , Joseph von Eyblers and Joseph Preindls , supported the young Franz Schubert in particular , who in the Gundelhof continues the tradition of the Founded the Schubertiaden and premiered numerous works here, such as the Erlkönig . The evenings mostly had a specific theme, with Schubert accompanying the singers, such as Johann Michael Vogl , himself on the piano. Other guests at the Sonnleithner Salon were Caroline Pichler , Franz von Schober and Johann Nepomuk Nestroy .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Farmer's Market 4 - City ABC. Retrieved October 13, 2018 .
  2. ↑ Chung-Mei Liu: The role of music in the Vienna Salon until around 1830 . ( http://othes.univie.ac.at/25051/1/2013-01-16_7371298.pdf ).