Ivan Evstaf’evich Khandoshkin

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(1803) Ludwig van Beethoven: Premiere of violin sonata in A major op. 47 “Kreutzer Sonata”, in Vienna, Austria, with Beethoven at the piano.
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Born: ca. 1746 — St. Petersburg (?) — Russia
Died: or 18 17 March 1804 — St. Petersburg — Russia
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Music

Mainly music for violin.

Life

Russian violinist and composer.

He was a serf, but by order of Prince Potemkin he gained his freedom in 1785.

He was the first composer - not only in Russia - who consequently based himself on folk-music for his compositions. In that respect he is the first ‘folklorist’ in the history of Western music.

English transliteration of his name: Ivan Evstaf’evich Khandoshkin.

References

  1. Th. Willemze, Componistenlexicon, Het Spectrum, Utrecht 1981.
  2. Anne Mischakoff, UMI Research Press, 1983. Khandoshkin and the beginning of Russian string music. 200 pages, contains biography

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