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Carl Maria von Weber (1786–1826)

Autore di Der Freischütz (sound recording)

204+ opere 612 membri 8 recensioni

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Fonte dell'immagine: From "The Love Affairs of Great Musicians," Rupert Hughes (1903)
Project Gutenberg

Opere di Carl Maria von Weber

Oberon [sound recording] (1992) 16 copie
Oberon [vocal score] (1985) 11 copie
Euryanthe (1969) 11 copie
Oberon [study score] (1942) 5 copie
Early Romantic Overtures — Compositore — 5 copie
Legend (2008) — composer — 4 copie
Romantic Clarinet Concertos [sound recording] (1900) — Compositore — 3 copie
Piano Sonatas 3 copie
Writings on music (1981) 2 copie
Blue Hour [sound recording] (2019) — Compositore — 2 copie
Great Conductors: Mengelberg (2006) — Compositore — 1 copia
Complete Piano Music, Vol. 49 [Hyperion] (2002) — composer — 1 copia
Karajan: Famous Overtures [sound recording] (2003) — composer — 1 copia
Symphony No.2 1 copia
Best of Weber 1 copia
Rondo [music] 1 copia
Invitation to the Dance (2012) 1 copia
Gitarrelieder 1 copia
Der Freischütz, Disc 2 of 2 — Compositore — 1 copia
Chamber Music (2011) 1 copia

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Informazioni generali

Nome legale
Weber, Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst von
Data di nascita
1786-11-18
Data di morte
1826-06-25
Luogo di sepoltura
London, England, UK (originally)
Alter Katholischer Friedhof, Dresden, Germany (re-buried 18 years later)
Sesso
male
Nazionalità
Germany
Luogo di nascita
Eutin, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Luogo di morte
London, England, UK
Luogo di residenza
Salzburg, Austria
Vienna, Austria
Breslau, Germany
Prague, Austria-Hungary
Berlin, Germany
Dresden, Germany
Attività lavorative
composer
musician
music critic
conductor
aristocrat
Breve biografia
Carl Maria von Weber was born to an aristocratic family in Eutin in the province of Holstein, Germany. He became a composer and opera director during the years of transition from Classical to Romantic music. He is noted especially for his operas Der Freischütz (1821), Euryanthe (1823), and Oberon (1826). His 1819 piano piece Aufforderung zum Tanz (Invitation to the Dance), Op. 65, J. 260, was the first known concert waltz. It was extremely popular and became part of the repertoire of Franz Liszt, Frédéric Chopin, and others. It's probably best known today in its orchestration by Hector Berlioz and inspired Michel Fokine's 1911 ballet Le Spectre de la Rose.

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Recensioni

 
Segnalato
SPUMusic | Feb 22, 2024 |
 
Segnalato
VPALib | Mar 6, 2019 |
 
Segnalato
VPALib | 3 altre recensioni | Mar 6, 2019 |
Weber, Carl Maria von: Ouvertüren
 
Segnalato
pamfi | Mar 11, 2012 |

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Statistiche

Opere
204
Opere correlate
11
Utenti
612
Popolarità
#41,086
Voto
½ 4.5
Recensioni
8
ISBN
56
Lingue
6

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