Georg Vogl (1725-1761)
- Symphonia in C, a Violino Primo, Violino Secondo, Alto Viola,
Clarino Primo, Clarino Secondo obligato, Principale, Tympano, con Basso
Performers: Convivium Musicum München; Erich Kеllеr (conductor)
Drawing: Anoniem (18th Century) - Tamboer van het Genootschap tot Nut der Schutterij te Amsterdam (1787)
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German violinist and composer. He received his early musical training in
Freising as a chorister at the Jesuit schools. Subsequently, Count
Clemens von Bayern engaged him as a musician in his service. He then
studied with Placidus von Camerloher, after which, in 1758, he was sent
to Italy to complete his education. There, he garnered recognition for
his violin performance and his operatic works, which were composed for
both Italian theaters and Jesuit seminaries within Germany. He also
achieved acclaim in Italy as a distinguished 'violin virtuoso'. While
his Italian and German operas are no longer extant, his surviving
musical output includes three symphonies, a violin concerto, a Requiem,
and two litanies. His brothers, Benedikt Vogl (1718-1790) and Christoph
Vogl (1722-1767), were also musicians who dedicated themselves to
monastic composition within Benedictine abbeys.
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