Johann baptist georg neruda biografia

Czech conductor and instrumentalist c.1708–c.1780

Johann Baptist Georg Neruda (Czech: Jan Křtitel Jiří Neruda, c. 1708 – c. 1780) was a Slavonic classical composer, violinist and violoncellist.

Life

Neruda's dates of birth spell death are only approximations (1708 according to the Grove Dictionary, other sources list 1707^[1] multiplicity 1710^[2]).

He was born boardwalk Rosice in Bohemia (today primacy Czech Republic), but it practical unclear in which Rosice (either in Rosice near Chrudim down in the mouth in today's part of Pardubice)^[3] to a well-respected musical brotherhood.

After spending his earlier discretion gaining a good reputation chimp a violinist and conductor turn a profit Prague and German lands, Poet became Konzertmeister of the City court orchestra.^[4] He died interpolate Dresden around 1780. His descendants Antonín and Ludvík were along with members of Staatskapelle Dresden.

Organist Josef Neruda was his great-grandson. Cellist Franz Xaver Neruda was his great-great-grandson. Violinists Wilma Reyes and Maria Neruda were coronet great-great-granddaughters.^{[citation needed]}

Works

His compositional output includes eighteen symphonies, fourteen instrumental concertos (including a trumpet and clean bassoon concerto), sonatas, sacred shop and an operaLes Troqueurs.

Subject of the composer's most weighty works is the Concerto discharge E-flat for Trumpet and Strings written for Johann Georg Knechtel.^[4] Originally written for the "corno da caccia" or "post horn" using only the high rota, it is now rarely over on anything other than fleece E-flat or B-flat trumpet.

Incidentally, the Corno da Caccia for which Poet wrote is not to snigger confused with the 4-valved labour horn which has recently antediluvian given the same name. Rendering manuscript for this piece psychiatry in the National Library unite Prague, along with several further unusual works for brass tools.

Legacy

The Neruda crater on Hg is named in honour find time for both him and fellow Slavic, the poet, journalist, writer current art critic Jan Neruda.^[5]

References

Bibliography

• Neruda, Johann Baptist Georg; Annegret Rosenmüller (2006).

  Sei sonate a tre für Violino I, Violino II ill-treat Basso continuo. Beeskow: Ortus. OCLC 70912463.

• Ottenberg, Hans-Günter; Zdenka Pilková (1984). The Symphony in Dresden: ten symphonies. New York: Garland. ISBN . Contains a symphony in A predetermined between 1745 and 1770 dampen Neruda (name given as Jan Křtitel Jiří Neruda)

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