CHRONOLOGY
Date | CPEB: Life | CPEB: Works | World Events |
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1684 | 20 October: Maria Barbara Bach is born | ||
1685 | 21 March: JSB is born in Eisenach | George Frideric Handel (1685–1759) | |
1694 | Voltaire (1694–1778) | ||
1703 | 14 August: JSB accepts a position at and subsequently moves to Arnstadt | ||
1706 | Benjamin Franklin (1706–90) | ||
1707 | 15 June: JSB accepts a position at and subsequently moves to Mühlhausen 17 October: JSB marries Maria Barbara |
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1710 | 22 November: WFB is born in Weimar | ||
1714 | 8 March: “a little son” born in Weimar, parents JSB and Maria Barbara Bach 10 March: baptized “Carolus Philippus Imanuel” in the Town Church (St. Peter and St. Paul), G.P. Telemann is his godfather |
Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714–87) Niccolo Jommelli (1714–74) Gottfried August Homilius (1714–85) |
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1716 | Couperin, L‘art de toucher le clavecin | ||
1717 | Late December: JSB moves with his family to Cöthen, where he is now Kapellmeister | ||
1720 | Early July: Maria Barbara Bach, CPEB‘s mother, dies | JSB, “Brandenburg” Concertos | |
1721 | 3 December: JSB marries Anna Magdalena Wilcke | ||
1722 | JSB, Das Wohltemperirte Clavier, Part I Rameau, Traité de l‘harmonie |
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1723 | 22 May: JSB moves with his family to Leipzig, where he is Thomaskantor 14 June: CPEB begins attending the Thomasschule as a day-boy in the quinta class |
JSB, Magnificat, BWV 243 | |
1724 | JSB, St. John Passion, BWV 245 | ||
1725 | Fux, Gradus ad Parnassum | ||
1727 | JSB, St. Matthew Passion, BWV 244 | ||
1731 | 1 October: CPEB matriculates at Leipzig University, studying law Minuet in C (Wq 111) is published, engraved by CPEB himself |
Sonata, B flat (Wq 62/1, rev. 1744) Sonata, F (Wq 65/1, rev. 1744) Sonata, D, kbd, vn (Wq 71, rev. 1746) Duetto, d, kbd, vn (Wq 72, rev. 1747) Sonata, b, fl, vn, bc (Wq 143, rev. 1747) Sonata, e, fl, vn, bc (Wq 144, rev. 1747) Sonata, d, fl, vn, bc (Wq 145, rev. 1747) Sonata, A, fl, vn, bc (Wq 146, rev. 1747) Sonata, C, fl, vn, bc (Wq 147, rev. 1747) |
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1732 | 21 June: JCFB, later known as the “Bückeburg Bach,” is born in Leipzig | Sonata, a (Wq 65/2, rev. 1744) Sonata, d (Wq 65/3, rev. 1744) |
Joseph Haydn (1732–1809) |
ca. 1733 | CPEB sits for a watercolor portrait by his cousin, Gottlieb Friedrich Bach | ||
1733 | Suite, e (Wq 65/4, rev. 1744) Concerto, a (Wq 1, rev. 1744) |
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1734 | CPEB matriculates at the university in Frankfurt an der Oder | Sonatina, F (Wq 64/1, rev. 1744) Sonatina, G (Wq 64/2, rev. 1744) Sonatina, a (Wq 64/3, rev. 1744) Sonatina, e (Wq 64/4, rev. 1744) Sonatina, D (Wq 64/5, rev. 1744) Sonatina, c (Wq 64/6, rev. 1744) Concerto, E flat (Wq 2, rev. 1743) Cantata, Ich bin vergnügt mit meinem Stande |
JSB, Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248 |
1735 or earlier | Sonata, g, ob, bc (Wq 135) Sonata, G, fl, bc (Wq 134) |
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1735 | 5 September: JCB, later known as the “London Bach,” is born in Leipzig | Minuet by Locatelli (Wq 118/7) Sonata, e (Wq 65/5, rev. 1743) Sonata, G, fl, bc (Wq 123) Sonata, a, fl, vn, bc (Wq 148) |
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1736 | Sonata, G (Wq 65/6, rev. 1743) Sonata, E flat (Wq 65/7, rev. 1744) |
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1737 | Sonata, C (Wq 65/8, rev. 1743) Sonata, B flat (Wq 65/9, rev. 1743) Concerto, G (Wq 3, rev. 1745) Sonata, e, fl, bc (Wq 124) |
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1738 | CPEB moves to Berlin to join the private capelle of Crown Prince Friedrich | Sonata, A (Wq 65/10, rev. 1743) Concerto, G (Wq 4) Sonata, B flat, fl, bc (Wq 126) 3 arias (Wq 211) |
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1739 | Sonata, G (Wq 62/2) Sonata, g (Wq 65/11) Concerto, c (Wq 5, rev. 1762) Sonata, G, fl, bc (So7, Wq 127) |
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1740 | 31 May: CPEB begins official appointment as court harpsichordist at the court of King Frederick II | Sonata, D (Wq 62/3) Sonata, G (Wq 65/12) Sonata, F (Wq 48/1) Sonata, B flat (Wq 48/2) Concerto, F, 2 hpds (Wq 46) Concerto, g (Wq 6) Concerto, A (Wq 7) Sonata, a, fl, bc (Wq 128) Sonata, D, fl, bc (Wq 129) |
War of Austrian Succession (1740–48) Friedrich II succeeds his father, Friedrich William I, as king of Prussia |
1741 | Sonata, E (Wq 48/3) Sonata, c (Wq 48/4) Sonata, C (Wq 48/5) Concerto, A (Wq 8) Symphony, G (Wq 173) Schäferlied (Wq 199/2) |
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1742 | Sei Sonate per Cembalo (“Prussian” Sonatas, Wq 48) published in Nuremberg by Schmid | Sonata, A (Wq 48/6) Sonata, a (Wq 49/1) Sonata, A flat (Wq 49/2) Sonata, B flat (W. 49/4) Concerto, G (Wq 9) Concerto, B flat (Wq 10) |
Handel, Messiah |
1743 | An attack of the gout forces CPEB to visit the Bohemian spa of Teplitz Sei Sonate per Cembalo (“Württemberg” Sonatas, Wq 49) published in Nuremberg by Haffner |
Sonata, b (Wq 65/13) Sonata, e (Wq 49/3) Sonata, E flat (Wq 49/5) Concerto, D (Wq 11) Der Zufriedne (Wq 199/10) Die verliebte Verzweifelung (Wq199/12) |
Luigi Boccherini (1743–1805) |
1744 | CPEB marries Johanna Maria Dannemann, the daughter of a Berlin wine merchant Concerto per il Cembalo concerto (Wq 11) published in Nuremberg by Schmid |
Sonata, b (Wq 49/6) Sonata, D (Wq 65/14) Sonata, d (Wq 62/4) Sonata, E (Wq 62/5) Sonata, C (Wq 62/7) Sonata, f (Wq 62/6) Sonata, f# (Wq 52/4) Concerto, F (Wq 12) Concerto, D (Wq 13) Concerto, E (Wq 14) |
JSB, Das Wohltemperirte Clavier, Part II |
1745 | 30 November: birth of CPEB‘s son Johann Adam (1745–89) | Sonata, G (Wq 65/15) Symphony, G (Wq 122/1) Minuet with 5 variations (Wq 118/3) Concerto, e (Wq 15) Concerto, G (Wq 16) Concerto, d (Wq 17) Concerto, D (Wq 18) Sonata, C, fl, vn, bc (Wq 149) Sonata, C, vdg, bc (Wq 136) |
13 September: Franz Stephan of Lorraine is elected Holy Roman Emperor, Franz I |
1746 | Sonata, C (Wq 65/16) Sonata, g (Wq 65/17) Sonata, F (Wq 65/18) Sonata, F (Wq 65/19) Concerto, A (Wq 19) Concerto, C (Wq 20) Sonata, D, vdg, bc (Wq 137) Sonata, B flat, fl, bc (Wq 130) |
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1747 | 4 September: birth of CPEB‘s daughter Anna Carolina Philippa (1747–1805) | Sonata, B flat (Wq 65/20) Arioso with 7 variations (Wq 118/4) Sonata, d, 2-manual kbd. (Wq 69) Sonata, F (Wq 65/21) Sonata, E flat (Wq 52/1) Concerto, a (Wq 21) Concerto, d (Wq 22) Sonata, D, fl, bc (Wq 131) Sonata, a, fl solo (Wq 132) Sonata, G, fl, vn, bc (Wq 150) Sonata, D, fl, vn, bc (Wq 151) Sonata, F, 2 vn, bc (Wq 154) Sonata, e, 2 vn, bc (Wq 155) |
Joseph II (1747–90) |
1748 | 26 September: birth of CPEB‘s son Johann Sebastian, later known as Johann Samuel (1748–78) | Sonata, G (Wq 65/22) Sonata, F (Wq 62/8) Sonata, d (Wq 65/23) Concerto, d (Wq 23) Concerto, e (Wq 24) Duet, e, fl., vn. (Wq 140) Sonata, B flat, fl, fl/vn, bc (Wq 161/2) |
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1749 | Sonata, F (Wq 62/9) Sonata, d (Wq 65/24) Sonata, a (Wq 65/25) Sonata, C (Wq 62/10) Concerto, B flat (Wq 25) Trio, 2 fl, bc (Wq 162) Sonata, c, 2 vn, bc (Wq 161/1) Magnificat (Wq 215) |
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1750 | 28 June: JSB dies CPEB‘s first application for the position of Thomaskantor in Leipzig is rejected |
Allegretto, 6 variations (Wq 118/5) Sonata, G (Wq 62/11) Sonata, G (Wq 65/26) Sonata, g (Wq 51/6) Concerto, a (Wq 26) Concerto, D (Wq 27) Die Küsse (Wq 199/4) Trinklied (Wq 199/5) Amint (Wq 199/11) |
JSB, Der Kunst der Fuge published |
1751 | January: CPEB journeys to Halberstadt and Brunswick June: CPEB journeys to Hamburg and Bückeburg Zwey Trio (Wq 161) published in Nuremberg by Schmid |
Suite, e (Wq 62/12) Concerto, B flat (Wq 28) |
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1752 | Concert per il cembalo concertato (Wq 25) published in Nuremberg by Schmid | Sonata, D (Wq 62/13) Sonata, g (Wq 65/27) Variations, Ich schlief (Wq 118/1) |
Muzio Clementi (1752–1832) Quantz: Versuch einer Anwisung die Flöte traversiere zu spielen |
1753 | November-December: CPEB files an unsuccessful application for the position of organist at the
Johanniskirche in
Zittau Versuch über die wahre Art das Clavier zu spielen (Wq 254) published in Berlin Probestücke (Wq 63/1–6) published in Berlin Concertos I (c.1753, Wq 11, 25, 14) published in London by Walsh CPEB and Agricola publish obituary of JSB |
Sonata (Probestück) (Wq 63/1) Sonata (Probestück) (Wq 63/2) Sonata (Probestück) (Wq 63/3) Sonata (Probestück) (Wq 63/4) Sonata (Probestück) (Wq 63/5) Sonata (Probestück) (Wq 63/6) Concerto, A (Wq 29) Concerto, b (Wq 30) Concerto, c (Wq 31) |
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1754 | 21 June: CPEB becomes godfather to Johann Carl Philipp, son of cousin Johann Ernst CPEB performs in Gotha and Kassel |
Sonata, G (Wq 62/14) Sonata, E flat (Wq 65/28) La Gause (Wq 117/37) La Pott (Wq 117/18) La Borchwald (Wq 117/17) La Boehmer (Wq 117/26) Concerto, g (Wq 32) Sonata, G, 2 vn, bc (Wq 157) Sinfonia, a, 2 vn, bc (W. 156) Sonata, D, kbd, vn (Wq 74) Sonata, B flat, 2 vn, bc (Wq 158) Die märkische Helene (Wq 199/14) Die sächsiche Helene (Wq 199/1) |
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1755 | Early May: CPEB writes a memorandum to the king complaining about his payment as compared to Christoph
Nichelmann‘s. Nichelmann leaves the court and Bach‘s salary is raised by 200 Thalers CPEB‘s second unsuccessful application to the post of Thomaskantor in Leipzig |
Fugue, g (Wq 119/5, Wq 112/19) Fugue, d (Wq 119/2) Fugue, F (Wq 119/3) Fugue, A (Wq 119/4) Fugue, E flat (Wq 119/6) La Philippine (Wq 117/34) La Gabriel (Wq 117/35) La Caroline (Wq 117/39) Allegretto, F (Wq 116/19) Allegro, D (Wq 116/20) Sonata, g (Wq 70/6) Sonata, E (Wq 65/29) Sonata, D (Wq 70/5) La Prinzette (Wq 117/21) L'Aly Rupalich (Wq 117/27) La Gleim (Wq 117/19) La Stahl (Wq 117/25) La Bergius (Wq 117/20) La Buchholtz (Wq 117/24) L'Herrmann (Wq 117/23) Sonata, F (Wq 70/3) Sonata, a (Wq 70/4) Concerto, F (Wq 33) Concerto, G, org (Wq 34) Sonata, F, vla, bs rec, bc (Wq 163) Sonata, G, fl, vn, bc (Wq 153) Symphony, D (Wq 176) Symphony, C (Wq 174) Symphony, F (Wq 175) |
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1756 | In response to the start of the Seven Years War, CPEB joins the militia | Sonata, e (Wq 65/30) La Capricieuse (Wq 117/33) La Complaisante (Wq 117/28) Les Langeurs tendres (Wq 117/30) La Journaliere (Wq 117/32) L'Irresolue (Wq 117/31) La Louise (Wq 117/36) Sonata, d (Wq 62/15) Prelude, D, for organ (Wq 70/7) Sonata, F, 2 vlns, bc (Wq 160) Symphony, e (Wq 178) Lied eines jungen Mädchens (Wq 199/3) Der Morgen (Wq 199/6) Die Biene (Wq 199/9) Die Küsse (Wq 199/13) OM: Gott hat den Herrn auferwecket (Wq 244) |
Seven Years‘ War (1756–63) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–91) |
1757 | Einfall (Wq 257) published in Berlin by Lange | Sonata, B flat (Wq 62/16) Sonata, c (Wq 65/31, Wq 266/1) Sonata, g (Wq 62/18) Sonata, G (Wq 62/19) Sonata, E (Wq 62/17) Sonata, C (Wq 62/20) La Xenophon, La Sybille (Wq 117/29) La Sophie (Wq 117/40) L'Ernestine (Wq 117/38) L'Auguste (Wq 117/22) Symphony, E flat (Wq 179) Der Stoiker (Wq 199/8) Serin (Wq 199/15) Gellert-Lieder (55 songs; Wq 194) |
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1758 | Russian Army occupies Berlin; CPEB moves to Zerbst to stay with Carl Fasch December: CPEB returns to Berlin Zwölf Kleine Stücke I (Wq 81) published in Berlin by Winter Gellert-Lieder (Wq 194) published in Berlin by Winter |
Sonata, b (Wq 62/22) Sonata, B flat (Wq 70/2) Sonata, A (Wq 65/32, 70/1) Sonata, a (Wq 62/21) Sonata, B flat (Wq 50/5) Sonata, c (Wq 51/3) Sonata, d (Wq 51/4) Sonata, e (Wq 52/6) Sonata, F (Wq 55/2) 12 Stücke, kbd, 2 fl/vn (Wq 81) Symphony, G (Wq 180) Herausforderungslied vor der Schlacht bey Rossbach (Wq 199/20) |
Carl Friedrich Zelter (1758–1832) |
1759 | Sinfonia (Wq 177) published in Nuremberg by Schmid | Sonata, F (Wq 50/1) Sonata, G (Wq 50/2) Sonata, a (Wq 50/3) Sonata, d (Wq 50/4) Sonata, c (Wq 50/6) Sonata, a (Wq 65/33) Sonata, F (Wq 51/5) Sonata, d (Wq 52/2) Fantasia, D (Wq 112/2, Wq 117/8) Fantasia, B flat (Wq 112/8, Wq 117/9) Fantasia, F (Wq 112/15, Wq 117/10) Solfeggio, G (Wq 112/4, Wq 117/5) Solfeggio, C (Wq 112/10, Wq 117/6) Solfeggio (Wq 112/18, Wq 117/7) Concerto, E flat, org. (Wq 35) Sonata, g, kbd, vdg (Wq 88) |
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1760 | 27 February: Anna Magdalena dies Reprisen-Sonaten (Wq 50) published in Berlin by Winter Concerto III per il cembalo concertato (Wq 14) published in Berlin by Winter Concertos II (Wq 18, 34, 24) published in London by Longman, Lukey & Co. |
Sonata, B flat (Wq 65/34) Sonata, C (Wq 51/1) Sonata, B flat (Wq 51/2) Allegro, C (Wq 116/21) Polonoise, g (Wq 116/22) Variations, Italian arietta (Wq 118/2) |
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1761 | Fortsetzung (Wq 51) published in Berlin by Winter | Sonata, g (Wq 52/3) | |
1762 | Versuch II (Wq 255) published in Berlin by Winter Oden (Wq 199) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf |
Sonata, E (Wq 52/5) Sonata, C (Wq 53/5) Sonata, C (Wq 53/1) Concerto, B flat (Wq 36) Concerto, c (Wq 37) Sonatina, D (Wq 96) Sonatina, D, 2 kbd (Wq 109) Sonatina, G (Wq 97) Sonatina, G (Wq 98) Sonatina, F (Wq 99) Solo, G, harp (Wq 139) Symphony, F (Wq 181) |
Gluck: Orfeo ed Euridice |
1763 | Zweyte Fortsetzung (Wq 52) published in Berlin by Winter Sonata (Wq 132) and Sonata (Wq 158) published in Musikalisches Mancheley in Berlin by Winter |
Sonata, f (Wq 57/6) Sonata, A (Wq 65/37) Sonata, d (Wq 112/7) Sonata, B flat (Wq 65/38) Sonata, e (Wq 65/39) Sonata, D (Wq 65/40) Sonata, C (Wq 65/41) Concerto, F (Wq 38) Sonatina, B flat, 2 kbds (Wq 110) Sonatina, E (Wq 100) Sonatina, C (Wq 101, rev. Wq 106) Sonatina, D (Wq 102) Concerto, C (Wq 103) Sonata, F, kbd, vn (Wq 75) Sonata, b, kbd, vn (Wq 76) Sonata, B flat, kbd, vn (Wq 77) Sonata, c, kbd, vn (Wq 78) |
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1764 | Gellert-Anhang (Wq 195) published in Berlin by Winter Sonatina I (Wq 106) published in Berlin by Winter Sonatina II (1764/65, Wq 107) published in Berlin by Winter |
Sonata, F (Wq 53/6) Sonata, a (Wq 53/3) Sonata, b (Wq 53/4) Sonata, B flat (Wq 53/2) Sonatina, F (Wq 104, rev. Wq 107) Sonatina, E flat (Wq 105, rev. Wq 108) Gellert-Anhang (12 songs; Wq 195) |
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1765 | Clavierstücke verschiedener Art (Wq 112) published in Berlin by Winter | Concerto, C (Wq 112/1) Allegro, G (Wq 113/1) Arioso, C (Wq 113/2) Fantasia, d (Wq 113/3, Wq 117/15) 2 minuets, F (Wq 113/4) Polonoise, a (Wq 113/5) Allegretto, D (Wq 113/6) Polonoise, D (Wq 113/7) Allegretto, A (Wq 113/8) Sonata, G (Wq 55/6) Sonata, A (Wq 55/4) Sonata, D (Wq 54/5) Sonata, e (Wq 58/4) Sonata, d (Wq 54/3) Sonata, E flat (Wq 65/42) Concerto, B flat (Wq 39, Wq 164) Concerto, E flat (Wq 40, Wq 165) Phillis und Thirsis (Wq 232) |
Joseph II becomes Holy Roman Emperor (1765–90) |
1766 | Leichte (Wq 53) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf Kurze und leichte Clavierstücke (Wq 113) published in Berlin by Winter Sonatina III (Wq 108) published in Berlin by Winter Phillis und Thirsis (Wq 232) published in Berlin by Winter Der Wirth und die Gäste (Wq 201) published in Berlin Winter |
Andante e sostenuto, g (Wq 113/9) Presto, B flat (Wq 113/10) Allegro, d (Wq 113/11) Romanze, 12 variations (Wq 118/6) Sonata, B flat (Wq 65/44) Sonata, B flat (Wq 65/45) Sonata, A (Wq 54/6) Sonata, B flat (Wq 54/4) Sonata, E (Wq 65/46) Sonata, C (Wq 54/2) Sonata, c (Wq 60) Sonata, F (Wq 54/1) Sonata, g (Wq 62/23) Fantasia, G (Wq 117/11) Fantasia, d (Wq 117/12) Fantasia, g (Wq 117/13) Solfeggio, c ("Solfegietto") (Wq 117/2) Solfeggio, c (Wq 117/3) Solfeggio, A (Wq 117/4) Bachus und Venus (Wq 202/D) Minuet, D (Wq 116/3, Wq 189/8) Minuet, C (Wq 116/5) Minuet, F (Wq 116/7) Polonoise, C (Wq 116/4) Polonoise, D (Wq 116/6) Polonoise, G (Wq 116/8) Sonata, d (Wq 57/4) Sonata, C, kbd, fl (Wq 87) Der Wirth und die Gäste (Wq 201) |
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1767 | 25 June: G.P. Telemann dies 6 November: following Telemann‘s death, CPEB applies for and narrowly wins the position of music director of the principal churches of Hamburg and the Johanneum |
Allegro di molto, d (Wq 114/1) Andantino e grazioso, g (Wq 114/2) Presto, c (Wq 114/3) Minuet, G (Wq 114/4) Polonoise, D (Wq 114/5) Polonoise, E flat (Wq 114/6) Fantasia, d (Wq 114/7, Wq 117/16) Allegro, E (Wq 114/8) Allegretto, A (Wq 114/9) Andante, C (Wq 114/10) Poco allegro, e (Wq 114/11) |
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1768 | March: after Frederick II refuses to release him and a harsh winter, CPEB and his family move to
Böhmerstrasse
in Hamburg 19 April: CPEB is officially installed as music director in Hamburg Kurze und leichte Clavierstücke II (Wq 114) published in Berlin by Winter 25 August: EM Brandes performed at St. Catharinen Winter: CPEB announces a series of twenty subscription concerts |
An die Liebe (Wq 202/C/3) | |
1769 | 12 July: EM Palm performed at St. Nicolai 1 November: Die Israeliten in der Wüste (Wq 238) is performed for the dedication of the Lazarethkirche in Hamburg |
Sonata, F (Wq 62/24) Concerto, E flat (Wq 41) 12 Stücke, kbd, 2 fl/vn (Wq 82) Weihnachtslied (Wq 202/C/4) Vom Leiden des Erlösers (Wq 202/C/5) Klagen einer Schäferin (Wq 202/C/6) Ode auf die Gegenwart seiner kayserlichen Majestät (Wq 202/C/7) Auf die Auferstehung des Erlösers (Wq 202/C/8) Ode am Communion-Tage (Wq 202/C/9) Loblied (Wq 202/C/10) Bey dem Grabe des verstorbenen Mechanicus Hohlfeld (Wq 202/C/11) Schnitterlied (Wq 202/C/12) Passionslied (Wq 202/C/13) Die Israeliten in der Wüste (Wq 238) St. Matthew Passion (H 782) EM Palm (H 821a) |
James Watt (1726–1819) patents steam engine |
1770 | Zwölf Kleine II (Wq 82) published in Hamburg by Schönemann Damensonaten (Wq 54) published in Amsterdam by Hummel A Favourite Concerto (c. 1770, Wq 112/1) published in London by Longman, Lukey & Co. 25 December: Concert in honor of Swedish Crown Prince |
Concerto, F (Wq 42, solo vers.) Concerto, F (Wq 42) Spiega, ammonia fortunata (Wq 216) Passions-Cantate (Wq 233) St. Mark Passion (H 783) |
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1828) |
1771 | 5 November: EM Klefeker performed at St. Michaelis 8 November: EM Schuchmacher performed at St. Jacobi |
Concerto, F (Wq 43/1) Concerto, D (Wq 43/2) Concerto, E flat (Wq 43/3) Concerto, c (Wq 43/4) Concerto, G (Wq 43/5) Concerto, C (Wq 43/6) St. Luke Passion (H 784) EM Klefeker (H 821b) EM Schuchmacher (H 821c) |
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1772 | 4 February: EM Häseler performed at St. Michaelis February–April: A severe illness inhibits CPEB‘s official duties 23 September: EM Hornbostel performed at St. Nicolai October: Charles Burney visits Sei concerti (Wq 43) publishing begun in Berlin by Winter and completed in Leipzig by Breitkopf |
Sonata, F (Wq 55/5) MM: Ich will den Namen des Herrn preisen (Wq 245) St. John Passion (H 785) EM Häseler (H 821d) EM Hornbostel (H 821e) |
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1772 or 1773 | Communionlied (Wq 202/E/1) Freudige Erwartung des Todes (Wq 202/E/2) Ermunterung zur Beständigkeit (Wq 202/E/3) Glückseligkeit des Christen (Wq 202/E/4) Osterlied (Wq 202/E/5) Des Herrn Wort ist wahrhaftig (Wq 202/E/6) |
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1773 | 14 January: EM Winkler performed at St. Catharinen | Sonata, C (Wq 55/1) Symphony, G (Wq 182/1) Symphony, B flat (Wq 182/2) Symphony, C (Wq 182/3) Symphony, A (Wq 182/4) Symphony, b (Wq 182/5) Symphony, E (Wq 182/6) Vaterlandslied (Wq 202/F/1) Der Bauer (Wq 202/F/2) St. Matthew Passion (H 786) EM Winkler (H 821f) |
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1774 | Cramer/Psalmen (Wq 196) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf | Sonata, a (Wq 57/2) Sonata, G (Wq 56/2) Sonata, b (Wq 55/3) Die Grazie (Wq 200/22) Die Schlummernde (Wq 202/G/1) Lyda (Wq 202/G/2) Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu (Wq 240) St. Mark Passion (H 787) Chor: Wer ist so würdig als du (Wq 222) MM: Den Engeln gleich (Wq 248) |
Louis XVI becomes king of France |
1775 | Die Israeliten in der Wüste (Wq 238) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf 12 December: EM Friderici performed at St. Petri |
Sonata, C (Wq 65/47) Andantino, C (Wq 116/23) Andante, F (Wq 116/24) Allegro, D (Wq 116/25) Allegro, G (Wq 116/26) Andante, g (Wq 116/27) Allegro, D (Wq 116/28) Sonata, a, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 90/1) Sonata, G, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 90/2) Sonata, C, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 90/3) 6 sonatas, winds (Wq 184) Symphony, D (Wq 183/1) Symphony, E flat (Wq 183/2) Symphony, F (Wq 183/3) Trinklied für Freye (Wq 202/I/1) Selma (cantata) (Wq 202/I/2) St. Luke Passion (H 788) EM Friderici (H 781g) MM: Siehe! Ich begehre deiner Befehle (Wq 247) WM: Auf schicke dich recht feierlich (Wq 249) |
Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations April 19: American Revolution (1775–83) begins at Lexington and Concord |
1775 or 1776 | An Doris (Wq 200/21) Symphony, G (Wq 183/4) Auf den Flügeln des Morgenroths (Wq 202/O/1) Da schlägt des Abschieds Stunde (Wq 202/O/4) Sonata, B flat, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 89/1) Sonata, C, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 89/2) Sonata, A, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 89/3) Sonata, E flat, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 89/4) Sonata, e, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 89/5) Sonata, D, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 89/6) |
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1776 | November: CPEB and his family move to Bleichenbrücke 348, Hamburg CPEB son Johann Sebastian moves to Rome Accompanied Sonatas I (Wq 90) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf Accompanied Sonatas II (Wq 89) published in London by Bremner |
An den Schlaf (Wq 202/H) St. John Passion (H 789) |
July 4: American Declaration of Independence |
1777 | Accompanied Sonatas III (Wq 91) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf 28 November: EM Gerling performed at St. Jacobi |
Sonata, e, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 91/1) Sonata, D, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 91/2) Sonata, F, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 91/3) Sonata, C, kbd, vn, vc (Wq 91/4) Selma (song) (Wq 202/J) St. Matthew Passion (H 790) EM Gerling (H 821h) |
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1778 | 1 September: EM Sturm performed at St. Petri 11 September: CPEB son Johann Sebastian dies in Rome |
12 Variations on La folia, (Wq 118/9) Rondo, C (Wq 56/1) Rondo, D (Wq 56/3) Rondo, a (Wq 56/5) Concerto, G (Wq 44) Concerto, D (Wq 45) St. Mark Passion (H 791) EM Sturm (H 821i) OM: Jauchzet, frohlocket (Wq 242) |
War of Bavarian Succession (1778–79) |
1779 | Heilig (Wq 217) published in Hamburg Kenner und Liebhaber I (Wq 55) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf |
Rondo, F (Wq 57/5) Rondo, G (Wq 59/2) Rondo, B flat (Wq 58/5) Rondo, E (Wq 57/1) St. Luke Passion (H 792) |
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1780 | Sturm I (Wq 197) published in Hamburg by Herold Kenner und Liebhaber II (Wq 56) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf Orchester-Sinfonien (Wq 183) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf 3 October: EM Rambach performed at St. Michaelis |
Sonata, F (Wq 56/4) Sonata, A (Wq 56/6) Rondo, G (Wq 57/3) Sturms geistliche Gesänge (30 songs) (Wq 197) Fischerlied (Wq 202/K/1) Tischlied (Wq 202/K/2) OM: Nun danket alle Gott (Wq 241) Gott, dem ich lebe (Wq 225) St. John Passion (H 793) EM Rambach (H 821j) |
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1781 | Kenner und Liebhaber III (Wq 57) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf Sturm II (Wq 198) published in Hamburg by Herold Canzonette (Wq 118/8) published in Gotha |
Abschied vom Clavier (Wq 66) Rondo, E (Wq 58/3) Sonata (Wq 58/2) Canzonetta, 6 variations (Wq 118/8) Arioso with Variations., A, kbd, vn (Wq 79) Sturms geistliche Gesänge II (30 songs; Wq 198) Ich ging unter Erlen am kühligen Bach (Wq 202/L/1) Das Milchmädchen (Wq 202/L/2) St. Matthew Passion (H 794) |
Mozart, Idomeneo Immanuel Kant (1724–1804), The Critique of Pure Reason |
1782 | 1 January: JCB dies in London 16 January: EM Jänisch performed at St. Nicolai |
Fantasia, F (Wq 59/5) Fantasia, A (Wq 58/7) Fantasia, E flat (Wq 58/6) Rondo, A (Wq 58/1) Nonnelied (Wq 200/3) St. Mark Passion (H 795) EM Jänisch (H 821k) |
Mozart, Die Entführung aus dem Serail |
1783 | Kenner und Liebhaber IV (Wq 58) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf | Sonata, G (for Bogenclavier) (Wq 65/48) Morgengesang am Schöpfungsfeste (Wq 239) Bürgercapitains Oratorium and Serenade Amen, amen, Lob und Preis (Wq 226) Leite mich nach deinen Willen (Wq 227) Meine Lebenszeit verstreicht (Wq 228) St. Luke Passion (H 796) |
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1784 | 1 July: WFB dies in Berlin Morgengesang am Schöpfungsfeste (Wq 239) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf |
Fantasia, C (Wq 59/6) Sonata, B flat (Wq 59/3) Sonata, e (Wq 59/1) Rondo, c (Wq 59/4) St. John Passion (H 797) OM: Anbetung dem Erbarmer (Wq 243) |
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1785 | Kenner und Liebhaber V (Wq 59) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf Una sonata (Wq 60) published in Leipzig and Dresden by Breitkopf 3 August: EM Schäffer performed at St. Nicolai 30 August: EM Gasie performed at St. Michaelis |
Sonata, e (Wq 61/5) Sonata, D (Wq 61/2) Ich hoff auch Gott mit festem Muth (Wq 200/18) Fürsten sind am Lebensziele (Wq 214) Freudenlied (Wq 231) Zwey Litaneyen (Wq 204) MM: Der Frevler mag die Wahrheit schmähn (Wq 246) EM Gasie (Wq 250) EM Schäffer (Wq 253) St. Matthew Passion (H 798) |
Schiller, An die Freude |
1786 | 9 April: CPEB performs last public concert with an “historical” program, including works by
JSB,
Handel, and some of his own Zwey Litaneyen (Wq 204) published in Kopenhagen by Schiorring 31 October: dedication of the new tower at St. Michaelis |
Rondo, E flat (Wq 61/1) 6 sonatinas (Wq 63/7–12) Sonata, c (Wq 65/49) Sonata, G (Wq 65/50) Fantasia, C (Wq 61/6) Fantasia, B flat (Wq 61/3) Rondo, d (Wq 61/4) Sonata, G, fl, bc (Wq 133) St. Mark Passion (H 799) |
Mozart, Le Nozze di Figaro |
1787 | Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu (Wq 240) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf Neue Melodien (Wq 203) published in Hamburg by Herold Kenner und Liebhaber VI (Wq 61) published in Leipzig by Breitkopf Sechs Neuen Sonatinen (Wq 63/7–12) published in Leipzig by Schwickert 8 February: EM Berkhan performed at St. Catharinen 11 September: EM Willerding performed at St. Petri |
Fantasia, f sharp (Wq 67) Empfindungen, kbd, vn (Wq 80) Neue Melodien (14 chorales) (Wq 203) St. Luke Passion (H 800) EM Berkhan (H 821n) EM Willerding (H 821o) |
Mozart, Don Giovanni |
1788 | 14 December: CPEB dies of a “chest ailment” 19 December: CPEB buried in the crypt of the Michaeliskirche |
Concerto, E flat, hpd, fp (Wq 47) Quartet, a, kbd, fl, vla (Wq 93) Quartet, D, kbd, fl, vla (Wq 94) Quartet, G, kbd, fl, vla (Wq 95) 12 Masonic songs (Wq 202/N) St. John Passion (H 801) St. Matthew Passion (H 802) |
Constitution of the United States ratified |
1789 | Neue Lieder (Wq 200) published in Lübeck by Donatius Passions-Cantate (Wq 263, incomplete) published in Hamburg by Herrmann Lent: CPEB's last Passion performed |
Storming of the Bastille, beginning of the French Revolution | |
1790 | Preludio (Wq 265) published in Berlin by Rellstab NV 1790, the catalogue of CPEB's estate, published in Hamburg by Schneibes |
Mozart, Cosi fan tutte Leopold II becomes Holy Roman Emperor |
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1791 | Trois Rondeaux (Wq 61/1, 59/4, 61/6, c.1791) published in Vienna in the Magazin de Musique | Mozart, La clemenza di Tito, Die Zauberflöte | |
1795 | 26 January: JCFB dies in Bückeburg | ||
1805 | Anna Carolina Philippina dies in Hamburg |