Wenzel Pichl

Václav Pichl (also Wenzel Pichl; born September 25, 1741 Bechyně, Bohemia, † January 23, 1805 in Vienna, Austria ) was a Czech violinist, composer and music director.

Life

He began his musical education in Bechyně with the teacher in January Pokorny. In the period 1752-1758 he worked as a singer at the Jesuit school in Březnice. Later he was in Prague Geiger at the Jesuit seminary of St. Vaclav and studied at the University of philosophy, theology and law. At the Tyn Church, he was hired in 1762 as the first violinist, while he studied counterpoint with the organist JN Seger. In 1765 he was with the composer Carl Ditter von Dittersdorf as a violinist for the private orchestra of Bishop Adam Patachich in Nagyvarad, today Oradea in Romania, busy. The orchestra broke up in 1769 but at whereupon Pichl was the music director of Count Ludwig Hartig in Prague.

Works

Andante

  • Andante with Variations op 100 11: Cento Variazioni sulla Scala del Basso Fermo by esercizio del Violino (1787 )

Caprice

Divertimenti

  • Divertimento, Op 5 No 1 ( 1781)
  • Divertimento, Op 5 No 2 (1781 )
  • Divertimento, Op 5, No. 3 (1781 )
  • Divertimento, Op 5 No 4 ( 1781)
  • Divertimento, Op 5, No. 5 (1781 )
  • Divertimento, Op 5 No 6 (1781 )

Duos

  • Duo Op 14 No 1 ( 1790)
  • Duo Op 14 No 2 (1790)
  • Duo Op 14 No 3 (1790)
  • Duo Op 18 No 1 ( 1795)
  • Duo Op 18 No 2 (1795 )
  • Duo Op 18 No 3 (1795 )
  • Duo Op 18 No 4 ( 1795)
  • Duo Op 18 No 5 ( 1795)
  • Duo Op 18 No. 6 ( 1795)

Bassoon Concerto

  • Bassoon Concerto in C major

Flute Quartets

  • Flute Quartet Op 12 No 1 ( 1790)
  • Flute Quartet Opus 12 No. 2 ( 1790)
  • Flute Quartet Opus 12 No. 3 ( 1790)

Quartets

  • Quartet Op 16 No 1
  • Quartet Op 16 No 3
  • Quartet Op 16 No 3

Serenades

  • Serenade, Op 9 No 1 ( 1783)
  • Serenade Opus 9 No. 2 ( 1783)
  • Serenade Opus 9 No. 3 ( 1783)

String Quartets

  • String Quartet, Op 2 No 1 ( 1780)
  • String Quartet, Op 2 No 2 (1780 )
  • String Quartet, Op 2 No 3 (1780 )
  • String Quartet, Op 2 No 4 ( 1780)
  • String Quartet, Op 2 No 5 ( 1780)
  • String Quartet, Op 2 No 6 (1780 )
  • String Quartet Op 13 No 1 ( 1790)
  • String Quartet Op 13 No 2 (1790)
  • String Quartet Op 13 No 3 (1790)

String Trios

  • String Trio, Op 4 No 1
  • String Trio, Op 4 No 2
  • String Trio, Op 4 No 3
  • String Trio, Op 4 No 4
  • String Trio, Op 4 No 5
  • String Trio, Op 4 No 6
  • String Trio, Op 7 No 1 ( 1783)
  • String Trio, Op 7 No 2 (1783 )
  • String Trio, Op 7 No 3 (1783 )
  • String Trio, Op 7 No 4 ( 1783)
  • String Trio, Op 7 No 5 ( 1783)
  • String Trio, Op 7 No 6 (1783 )

Symphonies

  • Symphony, Op 1 No 1
  • Symphony, Op 1 No 2
  • Symphony, Op 1 No 3
  • Symphony, Op 1 No 4
  • Symphony No. 5, Op 1
  • Symphony No. 6, Op 1
  • Symphony No. 1, Op 8
  • Symphony No. 2, Op 8
  • Symphony No. 3, Op 8
  • Symphony in E major ( Clio )
  • Symphony in C major ( Calliope )
  • Symphony in B flat major ( Melpomene )
  • Symphony in D major (Diana )

Trio sonatas

  • Trio Sonata Op 26 No 1 ( 1796)
  • Trio Sonata Op 26 No 2 (1796 )
  • Trio Sonata Op 26 No 3 (1796 )

Violin Concertos

  • Violin Concerto, Op 3 No 1 ( 1775)
  • Violin Concerto, Op 3 No 2 (1775 )
  • Violin Concerto, Op 3, No. 3 (1775 )
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