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Overview of the events of 1801 in music

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Events

January 12 –Domenico Cimarosa is buried at Chiesa di Sant’Angelo, Venice, with a requiem mass performed by local musicians.^[1]
March 28 –Ludwig van Beethoven'sballetThe Creatures of Prometheus (Die Geschöpfe desPrometheus) premières inVienna'sBurgtheater.
April 12 –Théâtre Feydeau in Paris closes down as a result of its director's other commitments.^[1]
April 21 – TheTeatro Nuovo inTrieste is inaugurated with a performance ofJohann Simon Mayr'sGinevra di Scozia.
April 24 –Joseph Haydn'soratorioThe Seasons is premièred asDie Jahreszeiten in Vienna for its aristocratic patrons at thePalais Schwarzenberg; it has its public première on May 19 at the Redoutensaal.^[2]
December 27 – Nineteen-year-oldNiccolò Paganini becomes first violin ofLucca's national orchestra.^[1]
Publication ofIntroduction to the Art of Playing on the Piano Forte byMuzio Clementi in London.
Probable publication ofA Favorite Collection of Tunes with Variations Adapted for the Northumberland Small Pipes, Violin, or Flute by William Wright inNewcastle upon Tyne with contributions byJohn Peacock (piper).

Published popular music

"'Twas in the Solemn Midnight Hour", composed and sung by Mrs Bland^[3]

Classical music

Ludwig van Beethoven
Johann Baptist Cramer – Piano Sonatas, Op. 25
Jan Ladislav Dussek
- Two Piano Sonatas C.184-5^[1]
- Piano Concerto, Op. 49
John Field – Three Piano Sonatas Op. 1^[1]
Joseph Haydn
- Mass in B-flat major, Hob.XXII:13
- The Spirit's Song, Hob.XXVIa:41
- The Seasons
Franz Krommer – 3 String Quartets, Op. 19
John Marsh – Symphony no. 30 in E minor^[4]
Pavel Vranický – BalletDas Urteil des Paris^[5]
Johann Baptist Wanhal – Clarinet Sonata in C major
Joseph Woelfl – Duet for Cello and Piano, Op. 31
Anton Wranitzky – 3 String Quintets, Op. 8
Carl Friedrich Zelter – 12 Lieder am Clavier zu singen, Z.122

Opera

Domenico Cimarosa –Artemisia
Simon Mayr –Ginevra di Scozia^[1]
Étienne Méhul –L'irato
Rodolphe Kreutzer –Astyanax
Marcos Portugal –La morte di Semiramide
Johan Rudolf Zumsteeg –Das Pfauenfest

Methods and theory writings

Johann Georg Heinrich Backofen –Anleitung zum Harfenspiel
André Ernest Modeste Grétry –Méthode simple pour apprendre à préluder (Paris: l'imprimerie de la République)
Johann Christian Kittel –Der angehende praktische Organist (Erfurt: Beyer und Maring)
Giovanni Punto –Étude ou Exercice Journalier (Offenbach:Johann André)
Karl Zelter –Karl Friedrich Christian Fasch (Berlin:Johann Friedrich Unger)

Births

January 11 –John Lodge Ellerton, composer (died1873)
January 29 –Johannes Bernardus van Bree,composer (died1857)
February 1 –Adolf Fredrik Lindblad, Swedish Composer (died 1878)
February 21 –Jan Kalivoda, composer
February 22 –William Barnes, lyricist and writer (died 1886)
March 11 –Frédéric Bérat, composer and songwriter (died 1855)
March 19 –Salvatore Cammarano, Italian librettist (died 1852)
March 26 –Sophie Daguin, ballerina and choreographer (died1881)
April 12 –Joseph Lanner, composer (died1843)
June 20 –Gustavo Carulli, composer (died 1876)
June 25 –Antonio D'Antoni, composer and conductor (died1859)
August 1 –Karl Johann Philipp Spitta, librettist and poet (died 1859)
September 13 –Stefan Witwicki, lyricist and poet (died 1847)
October 17 –Alessandro Curmi, pianist and composer (died1857)
October 23 –Albert Lortzing, composer (died1851)
November 3 –Vincenzo Bellini, composer (died1835)
November 27 –Aleksandr Varlamov, Russian composer (died 1848)

Deaths

January 11 –Domenico Cimarosa, composer, 51 (probable stomach cancer)^[1]
March 2 –Charles-Albert Demoustier, lyricist and writer (born 1760)
March 14 –Christian Friedrich Penzel, composer, 63
March 21 –Andrea Luchesi, composer, 59
March 25 –Friedrich von Hardenberg, librettist and poet (born 1772)
May 13 –Bartholomeus Ruloffs, Dutch conductor and composer, 59
May 14 –Johann Ernst Altenburg, composer, organist and trumpeter, 66^[6]
August 31 –Nicola Sala, composer and music theorist, 88
October 23 –Johann Gottlieb Naumann, conductor and composer, 60
November –Thomas Augustine Geary, Irish composer (born 1773)
November 9 –Carl Stamitz, composer, 56
December 10 –Jonathan Battishill, composer of church music, 63

References

^^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^gMusicAndHistory.com – 1801 Archived 2012-08-28 at theWayback Machine. Accessed 17 March 2014
^Clark, Caryl (2005).The Cambridge Companion to Haydn.Cambridge Companions to Music. Cambridge University Press.
^The Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music. Accessed 13 Dec 2014
^Marsh, John; Graham-Jones, Ian (2001).Symphonies. Part 2, The Chichester symphonies and finales (1788–1801). Middleton, Wis.: A-R Editions. pp. ix.ISBN 0-89579-487-X. Retrieved2008-05-18.
^"List of Wranitzky's Works". Archived fromthe original on 2012-02-08. Retrieved2008-05-18.
^"Altenburg Johann Ernst". Editions Bim. Archived fromthe original on 7 March 2016. Retrieved22 December 2013.

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