Muzio Clementi
1752 to 1832
10 documented presences
8 places
Quo Fuit places 10 dated presences for Muzio Clementi across 8 places, from 1752 to 1832. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Muzio Filippo Vincenzo Francesco Saverio Clementi (23 January 1752 – 10 March 1832) was an Italian composer, virtuoso pianist, pedagogue, conductor, music publisher, editor, and piano manufacturer who was mostly active in England.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Muzio Clementi was documented, and when
23 January 1752exact date
Romeattested
“Muzio Filippo Vincenzo Francesco Saverio Clementi (baptised Mutius Philippus Vincentius Franciscus Xaverius) was born in Rome in the Papal States on 23 January 1752, and baptised the following day at San Lorenzo in Damaso.”
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23 January 1752exact date
Papal Statesattested
“Muzio Filippo Vincenzo Francesco Saverio Clementi (baptised Mutius Philippus Vincentius Franciscus Xaverius) was born in Rome in the Papal States on 23 January 1752, and baptised the following day at San Lorenzo in Damaso.”
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23 January 1752exact date
San Lorenzo in Damasoattested
“Muzio Filippo Vincenzo Francesco Saverio Clementi (baptised Mutius Philippus Vincentius Franciscus Xaverius) was born in Rome in the Papal States on 23 January 1752, and baptised the following day at San Lorenzo in Damaso.”
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3 April 1775exact date
Londonattested
“During the winter of 1774–1775, he moved to London, making his first appearance as a harpsichordist in a benefit concert on 3 April 1775.”
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1780year
Parisattested
“Clementi started a three-year European tour in 1780, travelling to Paris, where he performed for Queen Marie Antoinette; Munich, Germany; and Salzburg, Austria.”
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1826year
Parisattested
“In 1826, Clementi completed his collection of keyboard studies, Gradus ad Parnassum, and set off for Paris with the intention of publishing the third volume of the work simultaneously in Paris, London, and Leipzig.”
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1827year
Londonattested
“After staying in Baden and most likely making another visit to Italy, he returned to London in the autumn of 1827.”
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1827year
Italyattested
“After staying in Baden and most likely making another visit to Italy, he returned to London in the autumn of 1827.”
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1828 to 1831period
Staffordshireattested
“Clementi moved with his wife Emma (née Gisborne) and his family to the outskirts of Lichfield in Staffordshire, and rented Lincroft House on the Earl of Lichfield's Estate from Lady Day 1828 until late 1831.”
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10 March 1832exact date
Eveshamattested
“He then moved to Evesham, where he died on 10 March 1832, after a short illness, aged eighty.”
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Places Muzio Clementi is documented in
London2 presences · 1775 to 1827Paris2 presences · 1780 to 1826Italy1 presence · 1827Papal States1 presence · 1752Rome1 presence · 1752
Evesham1 presence · 1832
San Lorenzo in Damaso1 presence · 1752
Staffordshire1 presence · 1828
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1766year
Romementioned
“In 1766 Sir Peter Beckford, a wealthy Englishman, nephew of William Beckford (twice Lord Mayor of London, and father of the novelist William Beckford), visited Rome.”
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1783year
Englandmentioned
“From 1783, and for the next twenty years, Clementi stayed in England, playing the piano, conducting, and teaching.”
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1798year
Londonmentioned
“In 1798, Clementi took over the firm Longman and Broderip at 26 Cheapside (then the most prestigious shopping street in London), initially with James Longman, who left in 1801.”
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6 July 1811exact date
St Pancras Old Churchmentioned
“He had five children; by his first wife, Caroline (née Lehmann), he had a son who died soon after his birth; by his second wife Emma (née Gisborne), whom he married on 6 July 1811 in St Pancras Old Church, he had two sons and two daughters.”
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1812year
Peterborough County, Ontariomentioned
“Vincent Mucius Clementi (1812-1899), a Church of England clergyman, emigrated to Peterborough County, Ontario, where he was incumbent of the Anglican church at Lakefield, Ontario.”
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1812year
Lakefield, Ontariomentioned
“Vincent Mucius Clementi (1812-1899), a Church of England clergyman, emigrated to Peterborough County, Ontario, where he was incumbent of the Anglican church at Lakefield, Ontario.”
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1812year
Peterboroughmentioned
“Vincent Mucius Clementi (1812-1899), a Church of England clergyman, emigrated to Peterborough County, Ontario, where he was incumbent of the Anglican church at Lakefield, Ontario.”
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1813 to 1828period
Londonmentioned
“Clementi successfully performed his symphonies in London and other cities in Europe, predominantly from 1813 to 1828.”
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24 January 1813exact date
Englandmentioned
“On 24 January 1813, together with a group of prominent professional musicians in England, he founded the Philharmonic Society of London, which became the Royal Philharmonic Society in 1912.”
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1816year
Parismentioned
“At the end of 1816, Clementi made another trip to the continent to introduce his new works, particularly at the Concerts Spirituels in Paris.”
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June 1818month
Frankfurtmentioned
“He returned to London in June 1818, after stopping off in Frankfurt.”
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June 1818month
Londonmentioned
“He returned to London in June 1818, after stopping off in Frankfurt.”
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1821year
Munichmentioned
“In 1821, he once again returned to Paris, conducting his symphonies in Munich and Leipzig.”
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1821year
Parismentioned
“In 1821, he once again returned to Paris, conducting his symphonies in Munich and Leipzig.”
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1824year
Documented at the same place, the same year
Jean Anthelme Brillat-SavarinParis · 1826Gottfried SemperParis · 1826Charles DickensCamden Town · 1827Friedrich von AmerlingCamden Town · 1827John BowringCamden Town · 1827
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