[Sheet music] Georg Augustin Holler (1744-1814) - Symphonia in D

[Sheet music] Georg Augustin Holler (1744-1814) - Symphonia in D

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11 Video Views·Jan 3, 2023  #ClassicalMusic

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Composer: Georg Augustin Holler (1744-1814)
Work: Symphonia in D
Software: Sibelius + Instruments samples
World Premiere: Yes
Sheet music (pdf): No available
Sheet music (xml): https://www.mediafire.com/file/tta1zwqfn0eoquq/HOLLER-Symphonia.xml/file
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Georg Augustin Holler
(bap. Sperlhammer, nr Rothenstadt, 18 June 1744 - Munich, 13 February 1814)

German composer. He probably attended the Gymnasium at Freising, since a school drama by him was performed there in 1763. At the time of his marriage in Munich, on 26 June 1769, he is described there as ‘civis et musicus’. On 4 June 1773 he applied successfully for membership of the town musicians’ guild, and from 1780 to 1789 was also music teacher at the Herzogliche Marianische Landesakademie for cadets in Munich. According to Schoenhueb, Holler was master of the town musicians at the time of his death. His output, and particularly the instrumental works, present an interesting insight into the repertory of Munich town musicians at the end of the 18th century. His main work is the eight-movement Serenata in C (1778) for 16 wind instruments (including basset-horns) and strings (autograph, US-NYpm), probably written for Carl Theodor’s court. Other instrumental compositions include one symphony, two church symphonies, 11 serenades, six divertimentos, two partitas and 18 dances for wind and strings (for list see Münster, 1992). His church music was widely disseminated throughout upper Bavaria; he wrote about 40 masses, both Latin and German, which sometimes include single-movement sonatas for orchestra, similar to those of Franz Gleissner. #ClassicalMusic