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Hofkapelle Rudolstadt Komponisten A Thüringisches Staatsarchiv Rudolstadt Findbuch Hofkapelle Rudolstadt Komponisten A - L (Ende 17. - Anfang 20. Jh.) Inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis .................................................................................................. II Vorwort ............................................................................................................ XVII Komponisten (A - Z) ............................................................................................... 1 A............................................................................................................................. 1 Carl Friedrich Abel (1723 - 1787) ........................................................................ 1 Johann Joseph Abert (1832 - 1915) ...................................................................... 2 Franz Abt (1819 - 1885)....................................................................................... 2 Josef Acherer....................................................................................................... 2 Adolphe Charles Adam (1803 - 1856) .................................................................. 2 Louis Adam ......................................................................................................... 5 Johann Friedrich Agricola (1720 - 1774) .............................................................. 5 Johann Caspar Aiblinger (1779 - 1867) ................................................................ 5 Jean Delphin Alard (1815 - 1888) ........................................................................ 5 R. v. Alvensleben................................................................................................. 7 August Friedrich Anacker (1790 - 1854) .............................................................. 7 Carl Joachim Andersen (1847 - 1909) .................................................................. 7 Johann Anton André (1775 - 1842)....................................................................... 8 Louis Anger (? - 1870)......................................................................................... 8 Joh. Andreas Anschuez (1772 - 1856) .................................................................. 8 Jakob Arkadelt..................................................................................................... 8 Jean-Désiré Artôt (1803 - 1887) ........................................................................... 9 Emil Ascher....................................................................................................... 10 Ignaz Assmayr (1790 - 1862) ............................................................................. 10 Wilhelm Attern .................................................................................................. 10 Daniel-Francois-Esprit Auber (1782 - 1871)....................................................... 11 B........................................................................................................................... 25 August Wilhelm Bach (1796 - 1869) .................................................................. 25 Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714 - 1788) .......................................................... 25 Chr. Bach (? - ).................................................................................................. 26 Johann Christian Bach (1735 - 1782).................................................................. 26 Johann Michael Bach (1745 - 1820) ................................................................... 28 Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750) ................................................................. 28 Otto Bach (1833 - 1893) .................................................................................... 33 Heinrich Joseph Baermann (1784 - 1847) ........................................................... 33 Johann Bernhard Baldenecker (? - ).................................................................... 34 Michael William Balfe (1808 - 1870) ................................................................. 34 Carl Banck (1809 - 1889)................................................................................... 36 Carl von Barbieri ............................................................................................... 36 George Louis August Woldemar Bargiel (1828 - 1897)....................................... 36 Edmund Bartholomäus (1836 - ?) ....................................................................... 37 Richard Bartmuß (1859 - 1910).......................................................................... 37 Paul Bartusch..................................................................................................... 37 Alexandre Batta (1816 - 1902) ........................................................................... 38 Friedrich August Baumbach (1753 - 1813) ......................................................... 38 Maria Antonia Walpurgis Kurfürstin von (E.T.P.A.) Bayern (1724 - 1780) ......... 38 Eumene Luca Antonio Bazzini (1818 - 1897) ..................................................... 38 Peter Beck ......................................................................................................... 39 Antonín Frantisek Beczwarzowsky (1754 - 1823) ............................................... 39 Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827)................................................................. 40 II C. G. Belcke ...................................................................................................... 59 Vincenzo Bellini (1801 - 1835) .......................................................................... 59 Jacob Bender ..................................................................................................... 63 Carl Bendl (1838 - 1897) ................................................................................... 64 Sir Julius Benedict (1804 - 1885) ....................................................................... 64 Carl Ludwig Heinrich Berger (1777 - 1839) ....................................................... 65 Wilhelm Bergner (1837 - ?) ............................................................................... 65 Charles Auguste de Bériot (1802 - 1870)............................................................ 66 Hector Berlioz (1803 - 1869) ............................................................................. 68 Giuseppe Antonio Bernabei (1649 - 1732).......................................................... 69 Friedrich Wilhelm Berner (1780 - 1827)............................................................. 69 Friedrich Berr (1794 - 1838) .............................................................................. 70 Henri-Jérôme Bertini (1798 - 1876).................................................................... 71 Henri Montan Berton (1767 - 1844) ................................................................... 71 Johann Christian Gottlieb Bezold ....................................................................... 71 Rudolf Bial (1834 - 1881) .................................................................................. 71 Benedict Gottlob Bierey (1772 - 1840)............................................................... 72 Johann Ernst Benjamin Bilse (1816 - 1902)........................................................ 73 Carl Binder (1816 - 1860) .................................................................................. 73 Georges Bizet (1838 - 1875) .............................................................................. 73 Giuseppe Marco Maria Felice Blangini (1781 - 1841)......................................... 74 Carl Bloss (? - ) ................................................................................................. 74 Carl Blum (1786 - 1844) .................................................................................... 76 Joseph Baron von Blumenthal (1782 - 1850) ...................................................... 76 N.N. Blyma [?] .................................................................................................. 77 G. Bock (? - )..................................................................................................... 77 Johann Joachim Christoph Bode (1730 - 1793) ................................................... 77 Theobald Boehm (1794 - 1881) .......................................................................... 77 C. Böhmer ......................................................................................................... 78 Johann Ludwig Böhner (1787 - 1860)................................................................. 78 Max Kaspar Anton Bohrer (1785 - 1867)............................................................ 79 Francois-Adrien Boieldieu (1775 - 1834) ........................................................... 79 Dominique-Francois-Xavier Boisselot (1811 - 1893) .......................................... 83 Le Baron de Bombelles (? - ) ............................................................................. 83 Jean Joseph Bott (1826 - 1895) .......................................................................... 84 Charles-Samuel Bovy-Lysberg (1821 - 1873) ..................................................... 84 F. Boznanski...................................................................................................... 84 Wenzel Theodor Bradsky (1833 - 1881) ............................................................. 85 Carl Braeuer
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