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| + | '''Born:''' 9/4/1834, Homberg (near Cassel) Germany | ||
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Studied music under his father, harmony and composition under William Volkmar. Worked in the tax department of Hessia until 1854. Arrived in New York City, March 1854. Worked as freelance baritone horn and violin player, and director in Southern US. Band director in Charleston SC at outbreak of Civil War. Left for Augusta GA, where his band was impressed into the Confederate Army. Left to join the 7th /regiment Band, New York National Guard. Played viola with Theodore Thomas Orch. and Philharmonic Society. (Rehrig) | Studied music under his father, harmony and composition under William Volkmar. Worked in the tax department of Hessia until 1854. Arrived in New York City, March 1854. Worked as freelance baritone horn and violin player, and director in Southern US. Band director in Charleston SC at outbreak of Civil War. Left for Augusta GA, where his band was impressed into the Confederate Army. Left to join the 7th /regiment Band, New York National Guard. Played viola with Theodore Thomas Orch. and Philharmonic Society. (Rehrig) | ||
| − | + | ==List of sacred works== | |
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| − | Mass in honor of St. Patrick ( | + | *<i>Ave Maria, op. 21</i> (H voice, vl, org) [http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/sm1885.13045 JFB 1885] |
| + | *<i>Mass in honor of St. Patrick</i> (including an Asperges me and Hymn to St. Patrick) SATB, org/orch [http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/sm1884.16099 JFB 1884] | ||
| + | ==Publications== | ||
| + | Charles Wiegand Cabaniss collection on John and George Wiegand, 1882-1986-LC | ||
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| − | + | [[Category:1834 births|Marcello, Benedetto]] | |
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| − | + | [[Category:Composers|Marcello, Benedetto]] | |
| − | + | [[Category:Baroque composers|Marcello, Benedetto]] | |
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Latest revision as of 20:05, 28 September 2022
Life
Born: 9/4/1834, Homberg (near Cassel) Germany
Died: 1901
Biography Studied music under his father, harmony and composition under William Volkmar. Worked in the tax department of Hessia until 1854. Arrived in New York City, March 1854. Worked as freelance baritone horn and violin player, and director in Southern US. Band director in Charleston SC at outbreak of Civil War. Left for Augusta GA, where his band was impressed into the Confederate Army. Left to join the 7th /regiment Band, New York National Guard. Played viola with Theodore Thomas Orch. and Philharmonic Society. (Rehrig)
List of sacred works
- Ave Maria, op. 21 (H voice, vl, org) JFB 1885
- Mass in honor of St. Patrick (including an Asperges me and Hymn to St. Patrick) SATB, org/orch JFB 1884
Publications
Charles Wiegand Cabaniss collection on John and George Wiegand, 1882-1986-LC
External links
add web links here
