Musicatlas: classical music composers atlas


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Sat 21 Nov: Elijah Colston Hall, Bristol, UK
Sun 22 Nov: DIETRICH BUXTEHUDE: Complete organ works (6) Orsanmichele church, Florence, Italy
Sat 28 Nov: Contemporary piano music recital, Ljuba Moiz, piano Palazzo del Principe,Sala degli Argenti ,Genoa-Italy
Sun 29 Nov: A Concert by The Chiltern Camerata The Free Church, Woodside Road, Amersham, Bucks., England
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(1805) Ludwig van Beethoven: Premiere of Fedelio (first version), in Vienna, Austria, with Beethoven conducting.
(1864) Anton Bruckner: Premiere of Mass in d minor, in Linz, Austria.
(1889) Gustav Mahler: Premiere of Symphony no. 1 in d minor, in Budapest, Hungary, with Mahler conducting.
(1911) Gustav Mahler: Premiere of Das Lied von der Erde, in Munich, Germany.
(1953) Bernd Alois Zimmermann: Premiere of Sinfonie in einem Satz (revised), in Brussels, Belgium.

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John Hebden (19 Nov)
Livio Ventura (17 Nov)
Juan Navarro (17 Nov)

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About the Musicatlas

Welcome to this unique collection of maps (see the overview), completely dedicated to everything related to classical composers and their music. Follow the footsteps of your favorite composer, or find out about composer memorabilia in a certain city or country.

This project started in November 2008 with Hungary. Italy and Germany are next on the list, and more countries will follow after these gradually.

All the information here was carefully collected and described by musicologist Ed Tervooren, who travelled all over Europe for this. He also took many photographs, which you can see here too.

Note: The research for the Musicatlas continues and new items will be added again and again, but inevitably there will still be gaps (in some cases already marked by a “?”). Therefore additions and corrections by the visitors of this site are indispensable and will be welcomed gratefully.

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