Johann Adolph Hasse
1699 to 1783
12 documented presences
7 places
Quo Fuit places 12 dated presences for Johann Adolph Hasse across 7 places, from 1732 to 1773. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Johann Adolph Hasse (baptised 25 March 1699 – 16 December 1783) was an 18th-century German composer, singer and teacher of music.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Johann Adolph Hasse was documented, and when
1732year
Veniceattested
“By late 1732, Hasse was in Naples again, though he spent the winter at Venice where his Siroe was first performed in particularly lavish style.”
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1732year
Naplesattested
“By late 1732, Hasse was in Naples again, though he spent the winter at Venice where his Siroe was first performed in particularly lavish style.”
source: Wikipedia: Johann Adolph Hasse
February 1733month
Dresdenattested
“In February 1733 Augustus II the Strong, Hasse's early royal patron at Dresden, died.”
source: Wikipedia: Johann Adolph Hasse
1737 to 1738period
Veniceattested
“Returning to the royal court in Dresden during 1737 Hasse composed five new operas, but when the court moved to Poland in the autumn of 1738 he and Faustina came back to Venice, where both of them were extremely popular.”
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1737 to 1738period
Dresdenattested
“Returning to the royal court in Dresden during 1737 Hasse composed five new operas, but when the court moved to Poland in the autumn of 1738 he and Faustina came back to Venice, where both of them were extremely popular.”
source: Wikipedia: Johann Adolph Hasse
1737 to 1738period
Polandattested
“Returning to the royal court in Dresden during 1737 Hasse composed five new operas, but when the court moved to Poland in the autumn of 1738 he and Faustina came back to Venice, where both of them were extremely popular.”
source: Wikipedia: Johann Adolph Hasse
1756year
Dresdenattested
“In 1756 the Seven Years' War compelled the court at Dresden to move to Warsaw, though Hasse himself lived mostly in Italy, travelling to Poland solely to supervise productions of his operas, if at all.”
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1756year
Warsawattested
“In 1756 the Seven Years' War compelled the court at Dresden to move to Warsaw, though Hasse himself lived mostly in Italy, travelling to Poland solely to supervise productions of his operas, if at all.”
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1756year
Polandattested
“In 1756 the Seven Years' War compelled the court at Dresden to move to Warsaw, though Hasse himself lived mostly in Italy, travelling to Poland solely to supervise productions of his operas, if at all.”
source: Wikipedia: Johann Adolph Hasse
1756year
Italyattested
“In 1756 the Seven Years' War compelled the court at Dresden to move to Warsaw, though Hasse himself lived mostly in Italy, travelling to Poland solely to supervise productions of his operas, if at all.”
source: Wikipedia: Johann Adolph Hasse
1773year
Viennaattested
“Finding his music under siege from an avant-garde surge in a new direction, Hasse left Vienna in 1773 and spent the final ten years of his life in Venice, teaching and composing sacred works.”
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1773year
Veniceattested
“Finding his music under siege from an avant-garde surge in a new direction, Hasse left Vienna in 1773 and spent the final ten years of his life in Venice, teaching and composing sacred works.”
source: Wikipedia: Johann Adolph Hasse
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Places Johann Adolph Hasse is documented in
Dresden3 presences · 1733 to 1756Venice3 presences · 1732 to 1773Poland2 presences · 1737 to 1756Italy1 presence · 1756Naples1 presence · 1732Vienna1 presence · 1773Warsaw1 presence · 1756
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1722year
Germanymentioned
“He is thought to have left Germany during 1722.”
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1725year
Naplesmentioned
“In 1725 his serenata Antonio e Cleopatra, was performed at Naples; the principal roles were sung by Carlo Broschi, better known as Farinelli, and Vittoria Tesi.”
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1730year
S Giovanni Grisostomomentioned
“He visited the Venetian Carnival of 1730, where his opera Artaserse was performed at S Giovanni Grisostomo.”
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July 1731month
Dresdenmentioned
“In 1730 Hasse married Faustina Bordoni, and was also appointed Kapellmeister at the Dresden court, though he did not arrive at Dresden until July 1731; earlier in the year he had been active at Vienna, supervising a performance of his or…”
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July 1731month
Viennamentioned
“In 1730 Hasse married Faustina Bordoni, and was also appointed Kapellmeister at the Dresden court, though he did not arrive at Dresden until July 1731; earlier in the year he had been active at Vienna, supervising a performance of his or…”
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1734 to 1737period
Naplesmentioned
“For much of 1734 Hasse was at Dresden, but from 1735 until 1737 he was in Italy, largely at Naples.”
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1734 to 1737period
Dresdenmentioned
“For much of 1734 Hasse was at Dresden, but from 1735 until 1737 he was in Italy, largely at Naples.”
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1734 to 1737period
Italymentioned
“For much of 1734 Hasse was at Dresden, but from 1735 until 1737 he was in Italy, largely at Naples.”
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September 1735month
Pesaromentioned
“Faustina performed in the September 1735 premiere of Tito Vespasiano (another adapted Metastasio libretto) at Pesaro.”
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January 1744month
Dresdenmentioned
“His next stay in Dresden was also his longest, between the first months of 1740 and January 1744.”
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1744 to 1745period
Italymentioned
“Between the winter of 1744 and late summer 1745, Hasse was in Italy, but then returned to Dresden for a year.”
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June 1747month
Venicementioned
“Soon after Hasse visited Venice and Munich, returning to Dresden in June 1747 to stage his opera La spartana generosa, performed to celebrate multiple royal weddings at this time.”
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June 1747month
Dresdenmentioned
“Soon after Hasse visited Venice and Munich, returning to Dresden in June 1747 to stage his opera La spartana generosa, performed to celebrate multiple royal weddings at this time.”
source: Wikipedia: Johann Adolph Hasse
1748year
Bayreuthmentioned
“In 1748 Hasse performed two of his operas, Ezio and Artaserse, in Bayreuth in the half finished Markgräfliches Opernhaus, because of the marriage of Elisabeth Fredericka Sophie of Brandenburg-Bayreuth, the daughter of Wilhelmine of Bayre…”
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1750year
28 March 1750exact date
1751year
1760 to 1763period
1760 to 1763period
1764year
Documented at the same place, the same year
Lorenzo Da PonteVenice · 1773Jean-François de Galaup, comte de LapérouseSociety of Jesus · 1756Augustin BarruelSociety of Jesus · 1756
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