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Bernhard Henrik Crusell (15 October 1775 – 28 July 1838) was a Finland-Swedish clarinetist, composer and translator, "the most significant and internationally best-known Finnish-born classical composer and indeed, – the outstanding Finnish composer before Sibelius".Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1791 to 1799period
Stockholmattested“"It is indicative of his reputation that he was for many years the best-paid musician in the court orchestra." Between 1791 and 1799 Crusell studied music theory and composition with Abbé Vogler and another German teacher, , when Böritz…”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
1803year
Parisattested“In 1803 while in Paris Crusell studied composition at the Conservatoire with Gossec and Berton.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
1803year
Conservatoire de Parisattested“In 1803 while in Paris Crusell studied composition at the Conservatoire with Gossec and Berton.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
1822year
Dresdenattested“(A picture of Crusell's Grenser clarinet can be found here.) Later, in 1822, he again went to Dresden and purchased additional clarinets from the Grenser shop's successor, Grenser & Wiesner, and from Carl Gottlob Bormann.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
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1762 to 1817period
Berlinmentioned“In 1798 he received financial assistance which enabled him to live in Berlin for a few months and study with the well-known German clarinetist Franz Tausch (1762–1817).”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
7 July 1801exact date
Turkumentioned“Petersburg, on his return trip to Sweden, he performed in Helsinki on 7 July 1801, with the pianist Fredrik Lithander as his accompanist, and in Turku on 30 July, in a concert organized by the orchestra of the Turku Society of Music.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
7 July 1801exact date
Helsinkimentioned“Petersburg, on his return trip to Sweden, he performed in Helsinki on 7 July 1801, with the pianist Fredrik Lithander as his accompanist, and in Turku on 30 July, in a concert organized by the orchestra of the Turku Society of Music.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
7 July 1801exact date
Swedenmentioned“Petersburg, on his return trip to Sweden, he performed in Helsinki on 7 July 1801, with the pianist Fredrik Lithander as his accompanist, and in Turku on 30 July, in a concert organized by the orchestra of the Turku Society of Music.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
1811year
Leipzigmentioned“In 1811 he travelled to Leipzig where he established a relationship with the music publisher Bureau de Musique, which became part of C.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
June 1811month
Berlinmentioned“In June 1811 Crusell made another trip to see Tausch in Berlin, and the two men discussed clarinets.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
1818 to 1837period
Linköpingmentioned“From 1818 to 1837 during the summers he conducted military bands in Linköping, providing them with arrangements of marches and overtures by Rossini, Spohr, and Weber and composing pieces for male choir.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
1821year
Swedenmentioned“His translation of Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro, first performed in 1821, resulted in his induction into the Geatish Society, an association of literary academics in Sweden.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
1824year
Stockholmmentioned“An opera, Lilla slavinnan (The Little Slave Girl), was first performed in Stockholm in 1824 and was repeated 34 times in the following 14 years.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
1833year
Stockholmmentioned“After Crusell returned to Stockholm he remained with the Royal Court Orchestra until 1833.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard Crusell
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