By the 1780's the Bethlehem
Collegium musicum was playing the music of the best composers of the day--Bach's sons, Hasse, Stamitz, Haydn, and many others, now lesser known.
As with other editions in the
Collegium Musicum Yale University series, this volume is tidy and easy to read.
Thomas Church in Leipzig and director of the
collegium musicum.
The recital was simply one of a half-dozen or so sponsored by the University's
Collegium Musicum.
Aunque la opinion de los expertos no es unanime, puede muy bien ser que en 1712 el
Collegium Musicum de Francfort constituyera la primera sociedad de suscriptores conocida en el mundo; acomodados burgueses felices de pagar, con tal de oir una musica propia y que hablara su idioma emocional.
Desalentado por el patente disgusto de sus patrones, el musico --sin dejar de trabajar para el colegio-- encontro consuelo a partir de 1740 en una institucion laica denominada
Collegium Musicum, para la cual compuso temas no religiosos que tocaba en publico cada miercoles, en invierno en una cafeteria y, en verano, en un jardin del centro de la ciudad.
He turned his attention to the local
Collegium Musicum (roughly equivalent to a music club for university students), which met and performed weekly.
Like choir II, choir III usually sang with organ accompaniment, being accompanied on feast days by the
Collegium Musicum, a separate orchestra that did not include Bach's Stadtpfeifer and Kunstgeiger.
A
Collegium Musicum for the performance of the chamber music and symphonies of Johann Sebastian Bach, Joseph Haydn, Johann Stamitz, and other European composers was established at Bethlehem, Pa.
Leafblad); "The
Collegium Musicum as a Viable Performing Group on the Technological Campus" (J.
By 1738, after repeated attempts to improve conditions for the church music, Bach essentially gave up composing cantatas (although he continued to direct the performance of earlier compositions) and turned to other musical outlets, such as the university students '
Collegium Musicum, for which he composed some of his best - known secular cantatas (e.
8) A
collegium musicum in an American Moravian settlement is known as early as January 1731, (9) and the groups became leading -- though isolated -- forces in American musical growth during the eighteenth century.
