Kerzelli (Russian: Керцелли, Керцель or Керцеллий; also spelled Cherzelli, Kerzelly, Kertsel, Kercel, Kerzel, or Kerzell) is the surname of a large family of musicians of Italian, Czech or Austrian origin, who settled in Russia in the 18th century.[citation needed] They were active in Moscow in the late eighteenth century and known for their contributions to the Russian musical stage.[1]
Iosif Kerzelli or Iohann (also known as I. B. Kerzelli) was a composer and journalist working for the magazine «Музыкальные увеселения» ("Muzykalye uveseleniya" –"The Musical Amusements", 1774-1775). His trios, choruses, dances etc. were printed there. In 1773 he started a musical college in Moscow, where his sons taught.
Franz Iosifovich Kerzelli was a cellist, Kapellmeister and composer of a cello concerto, a son of Iosif Kerzelli. He ran a series of concerts with symphony and rogovoi (horn) orchestras until the middle of the 1790s.
Ivan Kerzelli or Iohann Kerzelly (also known as I. I. Kerzelli, Iosif Iosifovich Kerzelli, or Iosif Kertsel, Russian: Иван Керцелли, Иосиф Иосифович Керцелли, И. И. Керцелли, or Иосиф Керцель) was a conductor in 18th-century Imperial Russia. (see main article)
Mikhail Franzevich Kerzelli (born c1740 [or 1750, or 1755], Vienna – died end of December 1818, Moscow) was a pianist, violinist, teacher and composer of string quartets, violin duets, orchestral and liturgical compositions. (see main article)
Ivan Franzevich Kerzelli (born c1760 [or 1765], died May 26 (OS May 14) 1820) was a composer and the Kapellmeister of Petrovsky Theatre in Moscow. He wrote comic operas to the following libretti by Vasily Levshin:
Svad'ba gospodina Voldyreva (Свадьба господина Волдырева – The Wedding of Mr Voldyrev), one-act opera 1793 Moscow)
Korol na okhote (Король на охоте – The King on the Hunting, three-act opera, 1794 Moscow)
Svoya nosha ne tyanet (Своя ноша не тянет – The Burden Is Not Heavy if It Is Yours, two-act opera, probably together with Vasily Pashkevich, 1794 Moscow)
Molodye poskoreye starych mogut obmanut' ( Молодые поскорее старых могут обманывать – The Young Can Deceive Better Than Old ), one-act opera (1796 Litvinovo)
Anton Kerzelli, was a sheet music seller who had a music shop in Moscow
Lev Kerzelli, was a cellist, and a pupil of Bernhard Romberg (1761-1841).
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Энциклопедический словарь Брокгауза и Ефрона (1890—1907).
Энциклопедический музыкальный словарь, Сост. Б. Штейнпресс и И. Ямпольский, Москва, 1966
kerzelli, family, kerzelli, russian, Керцелли, Керцель, Керцеллий, also, spelled, cherzelli, kerzelly, kertsel, kercel, kerzel, kerzell, surname, large, family, musicians, italian, czech, austrian, origin, settled, russia, 18th, century, citation, needed, they. Kerzelli Russian Kercelli Kercel or Kercellij also spelled Cherzelli Kerzelly Kertsel Kercel Kerzel or Kerzell is the surname of a large family of musicians of Italian Czech or Austrian origin who settled in Russia in the 18th century citation needed They were active in Moscow in the late eighteenth century and known for their contributions to the Russian musical stage 1 Iosif Kerzelli or Iohann also known as I B Kerzelli was a composer and journalist working for the magazine Muzykalnye uveseleniya Muzykalye uveseleniya The Musical Amusements 1774 1775 His trios choruses dances etc were printed there In 1773 he started a musical college in Moscow where his sons taught Franz Iosifovich Kerzelli was a cellist Kapellmeister and composer of a cello concerto a son of Iosif Kerzelli He ran a series of concerts with symphony and rogovoi horn orchestras until the middle of the 1790s Ivan Kerzelli or Iohann Kerzelly also known as I I Kerzelli Iosif Iosifovich Kerzelli or Iosif Kertsel Russian Ivan Kercelli Iosif Iosifovich Kercelli I I Kercelli or Iosif Kercel was a conductor in 18th century Imperial Russia see main article Mikhail Franzevich Kerzelli born c1740 or 1750 or 1755 Vienna died end of December 1818 Moscow was a pianist violinist teacher and composer of string quartets violin duets orchestral and liturgical compositions see main article Ivan Franzevich Kerzelli born c1760 or 1765 died May 26 OS May 14 1820 was a composer and the Kapellmeister of Petrovsky Theatre in Moscow He wrote comic operas to the following libretti by Vasily Levshin Svad ba gospodina Voldyreva Svadba gospodina Voldyreva The Wedding of Mr Voldyrev one act opera 1793 Moscow Korol na okhote Korol na ohote The King on the Hunting three act opera 1794 Moscow Mnimye vdovtsy Mnimye vdovcy The False Widowers three act opera 1794 Moscow Svoya nosha ne tyanet Svoya nosha ne tyanet The Burden Is Not Heavy if It Is Yours two act opera probably together with Vasily Pashkevich 1794 Moscow Molodye poskoreye starych mogut obmanut Molodye poskoree staryh mogut obmanyvat The Young Can Deceive Better Than Old one act opera 1796 Litvinovo Anton Kerzelli was a sheet music seller who had a music shop in Moscow Lev Kerzelli was a cellist and a pupil of Bernhard Romberg 1761 1841 Bibliography editEnciklopedicheskij slovar Brokgauza i Efrona 1890 1907 Enciklopedicheskij muzykalnyj slovar Sost B Shtejnpress i I Yampolskij Moskva 1966Notes edit Richard Taruskin 2001 Kerzelli family Grove Music Online 8th ed Oxford University Press ISBN 978 1 56159 263 0 External links editOperone 1 Operone 2 Operone 3 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Kerzelli family amp oldid 1096270489, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
