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The Symphonies of Johann Stamitz: A Study in the Formation of the Classic Style by Eugene K. Wolf, 1981-06 Compositions by Johann Stamitz: Symphony in G Major, Symphony in E-Flat Major, Op. 11, No. 3, Symphony in B-Flat Major, Symphony in a Major Concerto in B Major: Clarinet and Piano (Schott) by Walter Lebermann, 1984-06-01 String Trio in C Major, Op.1, No. 1 (CelloPart) Sheet Music by Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz, 2009-06-24 Stamitz and Richter: Early String Symphonies.(Sound Recording Review): An article from: Sensible Sound by John Puccio, 2004-01-01 String Trio in A Major, Op. 1, No. 2 Sheet Music by Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz, 2010-04-15 String Trio in B-Flat Major, Op. 1, No. 5 Sheet Music by Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz, 2010-04-17 Symphony No. 8 - String Orchestra by Music by Johann Stamitz / arr. Bob Phillips, 2005-02-01 String Trio in G major op. 1, no. 6 (Violin 1 Part) Sheet Music by Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz, 2009-06-24 Three Duets, Op. 27 (Kalmus Edition) by Stamitz, Johann, 1985-03-01 Rondo capriccioso fur Flote solo, G-dur (Edition Breitkopf) (German Edition) by Johann Anton Stamitz, J. A. Stamitz, et all 1956 Concerto in B-flat Major by Johann Stamitz, 2009-11-01 Sinfonia In D by Stamitz Johann, 2000-04-15 Concerto Dmaj Violin 1 by Johann Stamitz, 2009-09-01

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1. Johan Stamitz
   Johann Stamitz (17171757) Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz was one the most influential figures in European music during the mid-18th century.  
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   Extractions: Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz was one the most influential figures in European music during the mid-18th century. Born in Nemecky Brod (German: Deutschbrod) in June 1717 and educated in Jihlava and Prague, Stamitz was engaged as a violinist by the Mannheim Court in 1741-42. His professional career took off in Mannheim; in 1743 he was named "Erster Hoff Violinist" (First Court-Violinist); in 1745 or 1746 - the date is uncertain - he was awarded the title Concertmeister and in 1750, was named to the newly-created post of "Instrumental-Music Director". Under Stamitz the foundations of the Mannheim court orchestra’s later fame were laid. He was an inspirational leader and one who introduced a new, revolutionary discipline to orchestral playing. His symphonies, in particularly, were written to exploit the virtuosity of his incomparable orchestra. Stamitz enjoyed a highly successful season in Paris in 1754-55, and died less than two years later, aged 39.

2. Stamitz,Johann Wenzel Anton
   The Database Home Page. To the Index. Stamitz Karl stamitz johann Wenzel Anton (17171757) Sex. Male. Comments nbsp. Concerto in Bb. Written. Duration. Comments. The clarinet part is centered in  
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3. Johann Stamitz - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Johann Stamitz. Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz (Czech Jan Václav Stamic) (baptized June 30, 1717 March 27, 1757) was a composer and violinist.  
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4. MSN Encarta - Suchergebnisse - Stamitz Johann Wenzel Anton
   stamitz johann Wenzel Anton . Seite 1 von 2 weiter. Weitere Ergebnisse der MSN-Suche zum Thema stamitz johann Wenzel Anton .  
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   Extractions: MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Suche ... Upgrade auf Encarta Premium Encarta - Suche Encarta Suchergebnisse f¼r "Stamitz Johann Wenzel Anton" Seite von 2 weiter Nur f¼r Abonnenten von MSN Encarta Premium. Stamitz, Johann Wenzel Anton Artikel – Encarta Enzyklop¤die Stamitz, Johann Wenzel Anton (1717-1757), b¶hmischer Komponist und Violinist; Begr¼nder der Mannheimer Schule. Kaunitz, Wenzel Anton Graf von Artikel – Encarta Enzyklop¤die Kaunitz, Wenzel Anton Graf von (1711-1794), ¶sterreichischer Staatsmann, Staatskanzler unter Maria Theresia und Joseph II. (1753-1793). Kaunitz trat 1735... Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von : Naturalismus und Moderne: Kuh, Anton Artikel – Encarta Enzyklop¤die Kuh, Anton (1890-1941), ¶sterreichischer Publizist. Neben Peter Altenberg, Egon Friedell und Alfred Polgar war er der wichtigste Vertreter der Wiener... Thibaut, Anton Friedrich Justus: Feuerbach, Paul Johann Anselm Ritter von Artikel – Encarta Enzyklop¤die Feuerbach, Paul Johann Anselm Ritter von (1775-1833), deutscher Jurist. Er gilt als Begr¼nder der liberalen Strafrechtslehre in Deutschland. Bach, Johann Sebastian : Musikgeschichte und Komponisten : Romantik: Bruckner, Anton

5. Stamitz Johann
   Translate this page stamitz johann 1717-1757. Note biographique. Jan Vaclâv Antonin Stamie. *Deutschbrod (Bohême)19.6.1717, † Mannheim 27.3.1757, violoniste et compositeur.  
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   Extractions: Library of Congress ... z Stamitz Johann Jan Vaclâv Antonin Stamie. *Deutschbrod (Bohême)19.6.1717, † Mannheim 27.3.1757, violoniste et compositeur. Etudes à Iglau et à Prague. 1741, entre au service de l’Électeur palatin. 1742, signalé à Francfort comme virtuose. Konzertmeister et chef de la musique à la chapelle de Mannheim. 1748, directeur de la musique instrumentale. 1751 et 1754-1755, à Paris où plusieurs de ses oeuvres, sont exécutées. 2 Divertissements en duo pour un violon [èdité à Paris, Londres vienne]

6. Stamitz, Johann At ChesterNovello.com
   Wednesday, May 12, 2004 HOME COMPOSER AZ Johann stamitz johann Stamitz. Soloist(s) and Orchestra/Ensemble, Top of Page^. Trumpet Concerto in D 15 mins.  
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9. HOASM: Johann (Wenzel Anton) Stamitz
   Johann (Wenzel Anton) Stamitz. (1717 1757). Composer and violinist. He received his formal education in Jihlava at the Jesuit Gymnasium  
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   Extractions: Composer and violinist. He received his formal education in Jihlava at the Jesuit Gymnasium and was in Prague at the university during 1734-35. He arrived in Mannheim probably by 1741 and was employed by the court. He was "first violinist" by 1743, became Konzertmeister in 1745 or 1746 and director of instrumental music in 1750. In Paris 1754-55, he appeared at the Concert spirituel. His music was published in Paris, London, and Amsterdam. Today Stamitz is regarded as one of the foremost early classical symphonists. His contributions include regular use of the 4-movement cycle (instead of three) in his symphonic works and a transfer of features of Italian opera-overture style, including the crescendo, to the symphony. Under his direction the Mannheim orchestra became one of the most renowned in Europe. He was also well regarded as a teacher; among his pupils who went on to achieve success were his own sons Karl and Anton Christian Cannabich Precise enumeration of Stamitz's works is made difficult by the fact that several other composers shared some form of his surname, as well as by a lack of autograph manuscripts. He is best known for his symphonies, of which nearly 60 are extant (many others are lost), and his ten orchestral trios. He wrote many solo concertos, including at least fifteen for violin, eleven for flute, one for oboe, one for clarinet, and several for keyboard. Other extant works include a Mass, liturgical vocal music, and chamber works.

10. Johann Stamitz
    Johann Stamitz. Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz (Czech Jan V?lav Stamic) (baptized June 30, 1717 March 27, 1757) was a composer and violinist.  
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    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz (Czech: Jan Václav Stamic ) (baptized June 30 March 27 ) was a composer and violinist Stamitz was born in Nemecky Brod (now Havlickuv Brod, Czech Republic ). His first music lessons came from his father, an organist . He later studied at the gymnasium in Jihlava and at Prague University. In 1741 he went to Mannheim , becoming first violinist of the court orchestra there in 1743 and concertmaster in 1745. He raised the level of the orchestra to a point where it was one of the most respected in Europe. In 1754-55 he spent time in Paris , where his music was well received. He died two years later in Mannheim. Stamitz, generally regarded as the founder and most prominent member of the so-called Mannheim School of composers, wrote a number of concertos (mainly for violin or flute ), a quantity of chamber music and a mass (1755). His most significant works, however, are his symphonies , of which he wrote over fifty. He was the first composer to regularly write symphonies in a four-movement form, adding the minuet and trio to the other three standard movements. In introducing a second group of contrasting thematic material to his opening movements, he also did much to develop what would become known as

11. Stamitz, Johann
    Translate this page Stamitz, Johann. Darsteller Sabine Meyer (Klarinette) Academy Of St. Martin-In-The-Fields Iona Brown (Dirigent) Carl stamitz johann Stamitz Iona Brown.  
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12. Johann Stamitz
    Johann Stamitz. 4. Stamitz Symphonies Vol.2. Your Price $6.98. Stamitz Symphonies Vol.2 by Johann Stamitz, Nicholas Ward 11 May, 1999.  
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13. Johann Stamitz
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14. Stamitz, Johann
    Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links to biographical essays from Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary of Composers.  
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    Extractions: Stamitz, a fine violinist and composer, helped to develop the symphony form. His music is considered "pre-classic" and influenced the work of Haydn and Mozart. He worked as conductor of the Mannheim orchestra where he developed the symphony form to include subtle dynamic changes. He also dispensed with the figured bass of the Baroque era. His sons Carl and Johann Anton were composers of lesser note.

15. Stamitz, Johann Wenzel Anton: Biography
    johann Wenzel Anton stamitz 17171757. Violinist and composer who is remembered today primarily as a transitional figure from the late gallant styles of Couperin, Telemann and some Bach works to Viennese classicism and the mature symphony. Site ©1996 Timothy A. Smith. johann Wenzel Anton stamitz 1717-1757  
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    Extractions: Site Violinist and composer who is remembered today primarily as a transitional figure from the late gallant styles of Couperin , Telemann and some Bach works to Viennese classicism and the mature symphony. Stamitz began his career in 1741 as violinist in the orchestra at Mannheim. He soon rose to the rank of concertmaster, and, in 1745, was appointed director of the orchestra. Stamitz composed 75 symphonies solo concertos (flute, oboe, harpsichord, clarinet, and violin), chamber music , violin sonatas , and works for use in the church.

16. Stamitz, Johann. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. stamitz, johann. (y ´hän shtä´m ts) (KEY) , 1717–57, BohemianGerman composer.  
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    Musica Classica Classical Music Dictionary entry with life and links to his musical family.  
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    Extractions: Johann Anton Stamitz, brother of Karl Stamitz , was born in Mannheim in November of 1754. Like his brother, he studied the violin with his father, Johann Wenzel Stamitz With Karl, he visited Paris, where he held the office of "ordinaire de la musique du roi." Johann Anton Stamitz died in Paris and was the composer of thirteen symphonies, three piano concerti, several violin concerti, fifty quartets and many trios and duets. Karadar Bertoldi Ensemble Studio Informatico Anesin

18. - Classical Music Dictionary - Free MP3
    johann stamitz. (17171757). johann stamitz Life. johann Wenzel Anton stamitz was the dean of the Mannheim school of instrumental music.  
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    Extractions: In 1742, he performed as solo violinist at the festivities held in Frankfurt in honour of the coronation of Emperor Karl VII, and created so much enthusiasm for his performance that he attracted the notice of the Elector Palatine Karl Theodore who took him, one year later, to Mannheim as chamber musician. In 1745, Stamitz rose to the rank of concertmaster and conductor of the Mannheim orchestra. It was in this position that he made conductorial history, not only by establishing the Mannheim school of conducting but also by developing his orchestra as one of the most technically perfect of the time. But Stamitz's importance in musical history rests even more with his compositions, in which he proved to be one of the fathers of the symphony, one of the distinguished forerunners of Haydn Stamitz's symphonies enjoyed a great popularity in their day, and as early as 1751 they received performances in Paris.

19. Musica Classica - Classical Music - Klassische Musik - Karadar Bertoldi Ensemble
    Musica Classica Classical Music Dictionary entry with life story focusing on his contributions to the development of the symphony.  
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    Extractions: In 1742, he performed as solo violinist at the festivities held in Frankfurt in honour of the coronation of Emperor Karl VII, and created so much enthusiasm for his performance that he attracted the notice of the Elector Palatine Karl Theodore who took him, one year later, to Mannheim as chamber musician. In 1745, Stamitz rose to the rank of concertmaster and conductor of the Mannheim orchestra. It was in this position that he made conductorial history, not only by establishing the Mannheim school of conducting but also by developing his orchestra as one of the most technically perfect of the time. But Stamitz's importance in musical history rests even more with his compositions, in which he proved to be one of the fathers of the symphony, one of the distinguished forerunners of Haydn Stamitz's symphonies enjoyed a great popularity in their day, and as early as 1751 they received performances in Paris.

20. Stamitz, Johann
    This page contains basic and accurate biographical information and links to essays about the Baroque composer stamitz. stamitz, johann. PeriodBaroque. Born Saturday, June 19, 1717 in DeutschBrod, Bohemia Other Information stamitz, a fine violinist and composer, helped to develop the symphony form  
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    Extractions: Stamitz, a fine violinist and composer, helped to develop the symphony form. His music is considered "pre-classic" and influenced the work of Haydn and Mozart. He worked as conductor of the Mannheim orchestra where he developed the symphony form to include subtle dynamic changes. He also dispensed with the figured bass of the Baroque era. His sons Carl and Johann Anton were composers of lesser note.

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