Kajetan (Gaetano) Majer

"The Reader" (1770), oil on canvas, 82 x 65 cm, of the painter Jean Honore Fragonard, contemporary of Majer (National Gallery of Art, Washington)

(1750-1792)

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Music examples MIDI ed Mp3 of late Baroque

Kajetan (Gaetano) Majer was born in Varsavia in 1750, the same year of the composers Amendola, Calegari, Hanke, Just, Kürzinger, Lanza, Lessel, Monti, Mortellari, Neubauer, Prati, Rosetti, Salieri, Schilson, Stabinger, Sterkel, Türk, Vancura. He died in Varsavia in 1792

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"Natura mistrznia" has been represented in Varsavia in 1779

"Ne kazdy spi co chrapi" has been represented in Varsavia in 1779

"Bazyli" was performed in Varsavia on the 12nd of February 1782

"Zólta szlafmyca albo Koleda no Nowy Rok" has been represented in 1783 in Varsavia

"Le Couronnement de Roxolane" was performed on the 12nd of November 1783 in Varsavia

"Zolnierz czarnoksieznik czyli Uczta diabelska" was performed on the 11th of March 1787 in Varsavia

"Diabla wrzawa czyli Dwoista przemiana" was performed on the 18th of November 1787 in Varsavia

"Les Amours de Bastien et Bastienne" was performed on the 6th of September 1788 in Varsavia

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