Johann Hartmann
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Johann Ernst Hartmann (December 24, 1726, Głogów, Bohemian Crown – October 21, 1793, Copenhagen) was a Danish composer. Two of his sons were composers, Johan Ernst Hartmann and August Wilhelm Hartmann. The latter's sons included Johan Peter Emilius Hartmann.
Notable works
- Sørgekantate ved hertug Friedrich Karl af Plön’s død (1761)
- Simfonie Periodique i D-dur (trykt 1770)
- Symphony No.2 in G major
- Baldur's Death (syngespil 1779)
- Cantata on the Occasion of Copenhagen University's 300-year Jubilee (1779)
- Fiskerne (1780)
- Violin concerto (1780)
- Hyrdinden på Alperne (1783)
- Sørgemusk ved Ludwig Harboes død (1783)
- Den blinde i Palmyre (1784)
- Høytidssange (1787)
- Gorm d. Gamle (skuespil 1785)
- Kantate til Prinsesse Louise Augustas Formæling med Prinsen af Augustenborg (sammen med J. G. Naumann 1786)
- Jesu Dødsangst i Urtegaarden (1793)
- Forløserens død (1783)
See also
References
- This article was initially translated from Danish Wikipedia
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