Johann Gottfried Schwanenberger

"Il Campo di Rialto" (1763), oil on canvas, 119 x 186 cm, of the painter Giovanni Antonio Canaletto, contemporary of Schwanenberger (Gemaeldegalerie, Berlin)

(1740-1804)

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Johann Gottfried Schwanenberger (Schwanenberg), author of instrumental and vocal music, was born in Wolfenbüttel in 1740, the same year of the composers Aranaz y Vides, Arne, Arnold, Baumgarten, Bernardini, Carter, Celoniati, Chartrain, Fago, Gatti, Granier, Lasceux, Mathieu, Paisiello, Rosales. He died in Braunschweig on the 29th March 1804

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"Adriano in Siria" has been put on the stage in August 1762 in Braunschweig

"Il Temistocle" has been put on the stage in Braunschweig in August 1762

"Solimano" was performed on the 4th of November 1762 in Braunschweig

"La Galatea" has been performed in Braunschweig in February 1763

"Ezio" was performed in 1763 in Braunschweig

"La buona figliuola maritata" has been performed in February 1764 in Braunschweig

"Talestri regina delle amazoni" has been represented in Braunschweig

"La Didone abbandonata" has been performed in Braunschweig in August 1765

"L'Issipile" has been represented in Braunschweig in 1766

"Antigono" was performed on the 2nd of February 1768 in Braunschweig

"Romeo e Giulia" has been represented in 1776 in Braunschweig

"Le isole fortunate" has been represented in Braunschweig

"L'Olimpiade" was performed in 1782 in Braunschweig

"Il trionfo della Costanze" was performed in 1790 in Braunschweig

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