Maria Antonia Walpurga (Walpurgis) Born: 18 July 1724 , München (Germany)Died: 23 April 1780 , Dresden (Germany)
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Il trionfo della fedeltà (1754)
Talestri, regina della Amazoni (1760)
Biography
German composer Maria Antonia Walpurga was the daughter of the Elector of Bavaria, who afterwards became Charles VII. She married Frederick Christian, who was electoral prince of Saxony.
She sudied music with Giovanni Ferrandini, Porpora and Hasse . Her pseudonym was E.T.P.A. (Ermelinda Talèa Pastorella Arcada).
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Franco Donatoni : Premiere of Sinfonia op. 63 “Anton Webern”, in Napels, Italy.
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Anton Webern : Premiere of Sinfonia op. 63 “Anton Webern”, in Napels, Italy.
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Morton Feldman : Premiere of Neither, in Rome, Italy.
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Camille Saint-Saëns : Premiere of piano concert no. 2 in g minor op. 22, in Paris, France.
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