- The
Wiener Hofmusikkapelle is the
group of
musicians serving at the
court chapel in Vienna. It was
founded in 1498
under Maximilian I, Holy
Roman Emperor...
- (Reichskleinodien) and of the
Empire of Austria. The
Court Music Chapel (
Hofmusikkapelle) is
located inside the
Court Chapel (Hofburgkapelle [de]) and is where...
- the
Viennese Court,
dating back to the late
Middle Ages. The
Wiener Hofmusikkapelle was
established by a
letter from
Emperor Maximilian I of the Holy Roman...
- (in German). 24
August 2019.
Retrieved 16
October 2019. "Hofburg und
Hofmusikkapelle".
Wiener Sängerknaben (in German).
Archived from the
original on 15...
-
receives a half-prebendary at the
Seville Cathedral. 1498 – The
Wiener Hofmusikkapelle, a
forerunner of the
Vienna Boys' Choir, is
founded by
Maximilian I...
-
which he
toured Europe and America. He also
conducted the
Viennese Hofmusikkapelle, a
court orchestra dating back to the
Middle Ages. He
became solo répétiteur...
-
Residenz ("imperial residence") of Schönbrunn at Vienna;
kaiserliche Hofmusikkapelle (Imperial
Court Band) The
traditions continued in the Holy
Roman Empire's...
- have
settled on 1498 as the
official foundation date of the
Vienna Hofmusikkapelle and—in consequence—the
Vienna Boys' Choir.
Until 1918, the
choir sang...
-
HOFKAPELLE IM
SPIEGEL DER
WIENER MUSIKZEITUNGEN", Das
Repertoire der
Wiener Hofmusikkapelle im 19. Jahrhundert,
Hollitzer Verlag, pp. 109–130, 1998-10-20, doi:10...
- the
death of
Ignaz Schuppanzigh and a
member of the
court orchestra (
Hofmusikkapelle). He was
Kapellmeister of the
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra from 1842...
