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1848 in music
Overview of the events of 1848 in music
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Events
January 1
–
April 28
–
Richard Wagner
completes his opera
Lohengrin
.
January –
Franz Liszt
takes up the full-time post of conductor to the Weimar court orchestra.
[
1
]
March 18
– The premiere of
Fry
's
Leonora
in
Philadelphia
is the first known performance of an
grand opera
by an American composer.
[
2
]
March 18
–
22
–
Five Days of Milan
: Uprising causes temporary closure of
La Scala
and postponement of the première of
Mercadante
's opera
La schiava saracena
.
April 1
–
Der Ring des Nibelungen
: Composition of the poem
:
Richard Wagner
first records his intention to write the music drama that becomes
Der Ring des Nibelungen
("The Ring of the Nibelung").
April 21
–
November 23
–
Frédéric Chopin
visits London and Scotland.
[
3
]
May 13
– "
Maamme
", the
national anthem
of
Finland
, written by German-born composer
Fredrik Pacius
and
Swedish-speaking Finnish
poet
Johan Ludvig Runeberg
, is performed for the first time.
June –
Bedřich Smetana
briefly helps man the barricades on the
Charles Bridge
in
Prague
during the
revolutions of 1848 in the Austrian Empire
, having written some patriotic works in the spirit of the time.
[
4
]
July 25
– The
National Anthem of Uruguay
is officially declared.
September –
Charles Hallé
is invited to
Manchester
, having moved from
Paris
to Britain due to the
French Revolution of 1848
.
October (late) – Chopin writes his last will and testament at a friend's house in
Edinburgh
.
[
3
]
November 16
– Chopin makes his last public appearance on a concert platform, at the
Guildhall, London
.
[
3
]
Returning from exile,
Cuban
dance band leader
Claudio Brindis de Salas
is imprisoned for two years by the island's authorities.
Giuseppe Verdi
wishes to replace soprano
Eugenia Tadolini
as Lady Macbeth for the first Naples performance of his opera
Macbeth
on the grounds that her voice and appearance are too beautiful. This year she creates two new rôles, Giovanna in Carlo Boniforti's
Giovanna di Fiandra
(February 8 at La Scala, Milan) and Paolina in
Donizetti
's
Poliuto
(November 30 at the
Teatro di San Carlo
, Naples) and makes her London debut as a lead singer in the title role of Donizetti's
Linda di Chamounix
opposite
Sims Reeves
at
Her Majesty's Theatre
(March).
Classical music
Ida Henriette da Fonseca
– Aly og Gulhyndy
Louis Moreau Gottschalk
-
Bamboula
George Onslow
– Quintet for Piano and Strings No. 2 in G major
Jules Perrot
–
Faust
, ballet
Alfredo Piatti
– Air Baskyrs, Op. 8
Pietro Raimondi
–
Putifar-Giuseppe-Giacobbe
(oratorio)
Adrien Francois Servais
– Le Barbier de Séville, Op. 6
Robert Schumann
– Bilder aus Osten, Op. 66
Johann Strauss I
–
Radetzky March
Opera
Giuseppe Verdi
–
Il corsaro
William Henry Fry
-
Leonora
(the first known performance of an opera by an American composer on March 18, 1845)
Popular music
"
Give Me My Arrows And Give Me My Bow
" by
Samuel Lover
"
Oh! Susanna!
" by
Stephen Foster
"
Ben Bolt
" by
Nelson Kneass
"
Simple Gifts
"
Musical theater
Maritana
New York production opened at the
Bowery Theatre
on May 4 and ran for 3 performances
Births
January 21
–
Henri Duparc
, composer (died
1933
)
February 27
–
Hubert Parry
, composer, teacher and music historian (died
1918
)
March 15
–
William J. McCoy
, composer (died
1926
)
April 28
–
Ludvig Schytte
, Danish composer, pianist, and teacher
June 1
–
Otto Malling
, organist and composer (died
1915
)
July 11
–
Joaquim Antônio da Silva Calado
,
choro
composer and flautist (died
1880
)
July 31
–
Robert Planquette
, composer and songwriter (died
1903
)
August 1
–
František Kmoch
, conductor and composer (died
1912
)
September 15
–
Wilhelm Fitzenhagen
, cellist and composer (died
1890
)
October 8
–
Pierre De Geyter
, composer (died
1932
)
November 11
–
William Seidel
, band instrument manufacturer (died
1922
)
November 26
–
Mark Warshawsky
, Yiddish-language folk poet and composer. (died
1907
)
December 27
–
George Ratcliffe Woodward
, composer (died
1934
)
December 30
Frances Allitsen
, composer (died
1912
)
David Jenkins
, composer (died
1915
)
Deaths
January 5
–
Ferdinando Orlandi
, opera composer (b. 1774)
January 23
–
Márk Rózsavölgyi
, violinist and composer (b. 1789)
January 31
–
Thomas Welsh
, singer and composer (b. c. 1780)
February 16
–
Sophie Stebnowska
, singer, actress and harpsichordist (b. 1753)
March 29
–
Hugo Staehle
, composer (b. 1826)
April 8
Louis Adam
, pianist and composer (b. 1758)
Gaetano Donizetti
, composer (b. 1797) (syphilis)
April 24
–
François van Campenhout
, opera singer, conductor and composer (b. 1779)
May 10
–
Eliodoro Bianchi
, Italian opera singer (b. 1773)
August 5
(or 6) –
Nicola Vaccai
, opera composer (b. 1790)
October 27
–
Alexander Egorovich Varlamov
, composer, early exponent of the
Russian art song
(b. 1801)
[
5
]
date unknown
–
Timothy Olmstead
, psalmodist (b. 1759)
References
^
Walker, Alan.
Franz Liszt: The Weimar Years, 1848–1861
. p. 51.
^
David Ewen (1982).
American Composers: A Biographical Dictionary
. G.P. Putnam's Sons.
ISBN
978-0-399-12626-0
.
^
a
b
c
Cholmondeley, Rose (1998).
"Chopin's visit to Britain, 1848"
. The Chopin Society UK
. Retrieved
2017-08-20
.
^
Large, Brian
(1970).
Smetana
. London: Duckworth. pp. 42–43.
ISBN
978-0-7156-0512-7
.
^
"MusicSack:Aleksandr Egorovich Varlamov"
. Retrieved
June 22,
2012
.
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