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Cyclopedia of music and musicians, 1888
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3Padua, 1786; La pazzia de' gelosi, Fabiano and Rome, 1787; Creso, La villanella di spirito, Rome, 1787; Artaserse, La maga Circe, ib., 1788; L' orfanella americana, Venice, 1788; Le gelosie fortunate, Belluno, 1788; La gazzetta, ossia il baggiano deluso, Rome, 1789; Zenobia in Palmira, Florence, 1790; Issipile, ib., 1791; Il zotico incivilito, Dresden, 1792; L'Americana in Olanda, Matilda ritrovata, Gli artigiani, ib., 1793; Il principe di Lago negro. Other works: La feria del Ascensione, oratorio, 1786; Noae sacrificium, do.; Assalone, do.; Sant' Elena al Calvario, do.; Mass for four voices and orchestra; Laudate pueri, Laudate Jerusalem, both with grand orchestra; Salve regina; Kyrie and Gloria for eight voices; Ut queant laxis, do.; Lauda Sion, do., Dixit Dominus (2), do., Beatus vir, do.; Confitebor, Beatus vir, Laudate pueri, psalms for five voices; Several psalms and masses for four voices and orchestra; motets and anthems.—Fétis; Mendel; Schilling. one of two readings
4Padua, 1786; La pazzia de' gelosi, Fabiano and Rome, 1787; Creso, La villanella di spirito, Rome, 1787; Artaserse, La maga Circe, ib., 1788; L' orfanella americana, Venice, 1788; Le gelosie fortunate, Belluno, 1788; La gazzetta, ossia il baggiano deluso, Rome, 1789; Zenobia in Palmira, Florence, 1790; Issipile, ib., 1791; Il zotico incivilito, Dresden, 1792; L'Americana in Olanda, Matilda ritrovata, Gli artigiani, ib., 1793; Il principe di Lago negro. Other works: La feria del Ascensione, oratorio, 1786; Noæ sacrificium, do.; Assalone, do.; Sant' Elena al Calvario, do.; Mass for four voices and orchestra; Laudate pueri, Laudate Jerusalem, both with grand orchestra; Salve regina; Kyrie and Gloria for eight voices; Ut queant laxis, do.; Lauda Sion, do., Dixit Dominus (2), do., Beatus vir, do.; Confitebor, Beatus vir, Laudate pueri, psalms for five voices; Several psalms and masses for four voices and orchestra; motets and anthems.—Fétis; Mendel; Schilling. one of two readings
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8ANGELET, CHARLES FRANÇOIS, born at Ghent, Nov. 18, 1797, died there, Dec. 20, 1832. Pianist, first instructed by his father, then pupil, at the Paris Conservatoire, of Zimmermann on the pianoforte, winning the first prize in 1822; of Dourlen in harmony and accompaniment, and of Fétis in composition. He settled at Brussels to teach the pianoforte, and in 1829 was made pianist to King William. Works: Marche variée, for pianoforte, op. 1 (Paris); Eight variations, and polonaise, op. 2 (ib.); Trio for pianoforte, violin, and violoncello, op. 3 (ib., Leduc); Symphony for grand orchestra, op. 5; Divertissement pastoral for pianoforte, for four hands, op. 8; Fantaisies, caprices, mélanges, etc., on different airs, op. 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17; etc.—Fétis; Mendel.
10ANGELICA E MEDORO (Angelica and Medor), Italian opera, text by Villati, music by Lampugnani, Venice, 1738; music by C. H. Graun, Berlin, 1749; music by Andreozzi, Venice, 1783; music by Vannacci, Italy, about 1790; music by Niccolini, Milan, 1811; Angélique et Médor, French opéra-bouffe in one act, text by Sauvage, music by Ambroise Thomas, Opéra Comique, Paris, May 10, 1843 (published by Escudier).
12ANGELONI, ——, Italian dramatic composer, contemporary. He brought out the opera Osrade degli Abencerraggi, at Lucca, 1871.—Fétis, Supplément, i. 16.
14ANGER, LOUIS, born at Andreasberg, Hanover, Sept. 5, 1813, died at Lüneburg, Jan. 18, 1870. Organist and pianist, first instructed on the organ and pianoforte by an old organist in his native place, then pupil at Weimar, whither he went in 1833, of Hummel on the pianoforte, and of Töpfer in composition; settled at Leipsic in 1836 to teach music, and was called to Lüneburg in 1842 as organist of St. John's Church. Works: 6 melodious pieces for pianoforte, op. 1 (Leipsic, Hofmeister); Grand variations for do., op. 3 (ib.); Concert overture for grand orchestra (Leipsic, Whistling); 6 songs, with pianoforte, op. 2 (ib.); 4 do., op. 22; Christnacht, cantata, for soli, chorus, and orchestra; Fugues for organ.—Fétis; Mendel.
16ANGERMEYER, JOHANN IGNAZ, born at Bilin (?), Bohemia, died in Vienna, Feb. 23, 1732. Virtuoso on the violin, and composer of several concertos for his instrument.—Mendel.
18ANGIOLINI, GASPARO, born in Milan in the 18th century. Composer of ballets, celebrated all over Italy. He went first as ballet-master to Vienna, then in 1760 to St. Petersburg, and after his return to Italy lived in Milan and Rome, overwhelmed with orders to write for the stages of both cities.—Mendel; Schilling.
20ANGIOLINI, GIOVANNI FEDERIGO, born at Siena about 1760, died after 1812. Pianist, studied while travelling through Italy, and in 1784 went to Germany; he lived in Berlin in 1787-91, and after a visit
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