Gottlob Harrer (1703-1755) - Sinfonia in D-Dur

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Composer: Gottlob Harrer (1703-1755)
Work: Sinfonia in D-Dur, IGH 2
1. Presto e staccato assai 0:00
2. Andante e piano 3:29
3. Tempo di Minuetto 7:38
Software: Sibelius + Instruments samples
World Premiere: Yes
Sheet music (pdf): s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/us...
Sheet music (xml): www.mediafire.com/file/0fqvss...
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(Johann) Gottlob Harrer [Harr]
(Görlitz, 8 May 1703 - Carlsbad, 9 July 1755)
German organist and composer. After studying law at the University of Leipzig from 15 May 1722 to at least 21 April 1725, he travelled to Italy at the expense of Count Heinrich von Brühl to study music. From 1731 to 1750 he served in the count's private musical establishment in Dresden. On 8 August 1750, 11 days after the death of J.S. Bach, the town council (‘three councils’) of Leipzig chose him as his successor, rejecting C.P.E. Bach, A.F. Graun, J.L. Krebs, J.G. Görner and Trier. As the proceedings of the town council make clear, they were influenced less by Harrer's musical talents than by his willingness to teach and his nearly peremptory recommendation from Count Brühl, then the effective ruler of Saxony. According to Mennicke, Harrer was appointed chamber composer to the royal electoral court of Saxony in April 1755. As a composer, he wrote much instrumental music, including 27 symphonies, 24 orchestral suites, 51 flute duets and a number of harpsichord sonatas. He also wrote three masses, 47 cantatas and a number of oratorios, passions, psalms, and motets. None of Harrer’s music was printed during his lifetime.

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