SCHEIBL, Johann Adam (1710-1773) - Concerto ex C a Clavi Cembalo

Johann Adam Scheibl (1710-1773) - Concerto Ex c | a | Clavi Cembalo | Violino Primo | Violino Secondo |

Clarino Primo | Clarino Secondo [accolada: ad lib] | e | Baʃso

Performers: MiIko Bіzjаk (cembalo); Gertraud Gаmеrith (violin); Aninka Hаrms (violin); Alojz Mordеj (violoncello)

Painting: Pietro Longhi (1701-1785) - La trattativa

Further info: Johann Adam Scheibl (1710-1773) - Parttitta in C

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Johann Adam Scheibl [Scheibel]

(Spital am Pyhrn, 18 November 1710 - St. Pölten, 31 December 1773)

Austrian organist and composer. He was born in Spital am Pyhrn as the son of a collegiate conductor and received his first music lessons from his father. From 1734 to 1737 he served as organist at the Benedictine monastery in Seitenstetten and later was appointed organist and choirmaster at the Augustinian canons in St. Pölten, which was later repealed under Joseph II. Occasionally, he also was commissioned by the Piarists. As a composer, he wrote at least 22 masses, three requiems, numerous smaller church pieces, ballets, symphonies, divertimenti as well as several concertos and keyboard parthien.

SCHEIBL, Johann Adam (1710-1773) - Parttitta in C

Johann Adam Scheibl (1710-1773) - Parttitta in C

Performers: MiIko Bizjak (cembalo)

Painting: Gaspare Traversi (1732-1769) - Music Lesson

Further info: No available

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Johann Adam Scheibl

(Spital am Pyhrn, 18 November 1710 - St. Pölten, 31 December 1773)

Austrian organist and composer. He was born in Spital am Pyhrn as the son of a collegiate conductor and received his first music lessons from his father. From 1734 to 1737 he worked as an organist in the Benedictine monastery Seitenstetten and then took over the post of organist and choirmaster in the Augustinian canons in St. Pölten, which was later repealed under Joseph II. Occasionally, he also was commissioned by the Piarists. As a composer, he wrote at least 22 masses, three requiems, numerous smaller church pieces, ballets, symphonies, divertimenti as well as a harpsichord concerto and keyboard parthien.