Franz Ignaz Beck Born: 20 February 1734 , Mannheim (Germany)Died: 31 December 1809 , Bordeaux (France)
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Beck wrote al least twenty symphonies, operas, sacred music, for instance a Stabat Mater, keyboard sonatas and some music for the french revolutionaries.
Biography
Beck learned to play double bass and organ and studied with Johann Stamitz . He first lived in Venice and Naples, but after a duel he fled to France, where he became conductor of a theatre orchestra in Marseilles. In 1774 he became organist of a cathedral in Bordeaux and conductor of the Grand Theatre. Sets of his symphonies and keyboard works were published in Paris and Dresden.
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Mauricio Kagel : Premiere of Opus 1990, in Saarbrücken, Germany.
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Mauricio Kagel : Premiere of Aus Deutschland, in Berlin, Germany.
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Werner Egk : Premiere of Der Revisor, in Schwetzingen, Germany, with Egk conducting.
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Maurice Ravel : Premiere of Valses Nobles et Sentimentales, in Paris, France.
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Anton Bruckner : Premiere of Symphony no. 1 in c minor, in Linz, Austria, with Bruckner conducting.
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