Julie von Webenau

Julie Weber, Noble of Webenau, née Baroni of Cavalcabò ( Julia of Webenau or Julia Baroni of Cavalcabò ), later married de Britto ( born October 16, 1813 in Lviv, † July 2, 1887 in Graz) was an Austrian- German pianist and composer.

Life

Julie was the daughter of the main Governing Council member Louis Cajetan Baroni - Cavalcabò and the dilettante singer Josephine Baroni - Cavalcabò. She had a sister. In Lviv she was a pupil of Mozart's son Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart. Her mother Josephine Baroni - Cavalcabò became his mistress and sole heir. Robert Schumann dedicated his 1839 Julie Humoresque ( Op 20). He had already met in 1835 in Leipzig and renewed the acquaintance in Vienna. Originally, he had wanted to devote her arabesque (op. 18). On March 13, 1839, he wrote to his wife Clara: " The ' Arabesque ' has the Webenau, get the > flower painting < the Serre, the > Humoresque < - No one; weird, I think even with my dedications something that will always have a connection with the formation, and could find no one to (---) but the world understands the delicacy difficult. " Julie of Webenau devoted Schumann at the turn Kistner released " Morceaux de fantaisie ". According to a review by Schumann in his " Neue Zeitschrift für Musik " ​​of 1836/37, the names of all the composers were " Rosenblatt " write comfortably on one. This had to do with the social ostracism of the most artistically creative woman and her gender role at all. One of the " Rosenblatt - name " would have been definitely Julie of Webenau.

Family

Her first husband ( William Weber Edler von Webenau ) was Appellationsrat and member of the legislative Hofcommission in Vienna. Her son was the k.u.k. Counsellor in Constantin Opel Arthur Weber Edler von Webenau. Her granddaughter was the composer of Vilma Webenau.

Works

  • Variation for Piano (Op. 1) (May 1830)
  • Caprice for Piano No. 1 (Op. 2)
  • Piano Sonata in E flat major (Op. 3)
  • Fantasia in C minor for Piano (Op. 4)
  • Introduction et Rondeau for Piano (Op. 5 ) ( December 1830 )
  • The grave Rose (op. 6); for bass, baritone or alto ( "You tomb Rose wurzelst well "); Poem by Anastasius Grün ( from the leaves of love) ( November 1837 )
  • Allegro di Bravura for Piano (Op. 8) (July 1834)
  • Farewell! (op. 9); Poem by Heinrich Heine ( " Beautiful cradle of my sorrows "); dedicated to the singer Francilla Pixis ( December 1836 )
  • Three German Lieder (Op. 10) ( " waves flashed through the night " - " What is like us beneath the moon elves " - " Eternally yours" ) ( March 1836 )
  • The unnamed (op. 11); Poem by Johann Ludwig Uhland ( " On a mountain summit " ) (May 1838)
  • Capriccio for Piano No. 2 (Op. 12) ( February 1837 )
  • Reiterlied (op. 13); for bass or baritone ( "We wander through life " ) ( May 1837 )
  • Discord and Punishment (op. 15); Duet for soprano and bass ( " Lace ' your bundle for hiking "); Text by Karl Simrock ( November 1837 )
  • It sails gently on silver waves ( op.17 ); Anastasius Grün ( from the leaves of love) ( November 1838 )
  • Caprice for Piano No. 3 (Op. 18) ( February 1838 )
  • Fantasy for Piano (Op. 19) ( March 1838 )
  • The youth and the nymph (Op. 21) ( " Thoughtfully he stood there, at the bubble " ) ( April 1838 )
  • Why? , Song (Op. 22)
  • At the swallows (Op. 24) ( August 1842 )
  • Fantasy Pieces for Piano (Op. 25) ( March 1840 )
  • " Au Bord du Lac " Morceau de Salon (Op. 26) (May 1843)
  • Nocturne (Op. 27) ( October 1843 )
  • Morceaux de Salon (Op. 28) ( September 1844 )
  • Barcarolle for piano (op. 29)
  • The modest, faithful love (Op. 30 ) ("I whisper your name - Heller was my inn'res life " ) (July 1846)
  • Shepherd's Lament; Poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  • La Chasse
  • Own track ( August 1840 )
  • Your image; Franz Freiherr von Dingelstedt ( November 1851 )
  • "Ask the Moon"; Cycle of four songs Julie of Webenaus (Why?, Resteigne train, The Humble, The lead Cherin Night Song ), orchestrated by Catherine Blassnigg, Monika Ciernia, Philipp Hribernig and Stefano Penzo (UA Vienna in 2013 by the Academic Symphony Orchestra of the University of Economics, Lt.. George Jackson).
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