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Concert arranged by Ignác Illner

Místo konání: Žofín Island (Žofín Hall)

Typ akce: Art music culture

Datum: 13/03/1859

Sézona: Lent

Keywords: Czech partisanship in, Public performance events, Czech / German partisanship, Genres - Secular solo vocal music, Impresario and individual arranged events, Genres - music theatre and entr'acte music

Programme comprising:

GOETZ, Hermann Gustav : unspecified terzet Bella Dea, 3 vv, [pf / orch accomp?]
• Lichtmayová, Louisa : v Fektér, Franz : v Illner, Ignác : v

BRADSKÝ, Theodor Václav : unspecified songs, v, pf
• Bachmann, Eduard : v

SCHUBERT, Franz Peter : unspecified song[s?], v, pf
• Eilers, Albert : v

VOIGT, [G?] : unspecified song[s?], v, pf
• Eilers, Albert : v

UNSPECIFIED, ? : unspecified violin piece, vl
• Bennewitz, Antonín : vl

PROCH, Heinrich : unspecified song[s?], v, pf
• Lichtmayová, Louisa : v

UNSPECIFIED, ? : unspecified song, v, [pf?]
• Brenner, Johanna : v

UNSPECIFIED, ? : unspecified aria, v
• Brenner, Johanna : v

BECHSTEIN, [W?] : song Die Liebe, v, pf
• Brenner, Johanna : v

ŠKROUP, František Jan : aria Kde domov můj? Where is my homeland? incidental music Fidlovačka (Fidlovačka [name of Prague spring fair]), v, orch
• Illner, Ignác : v

ABT, Franz Wilhelm : unspecified octet, 8 vv
• Bachmann, Eduard : v Böhm, ? : v Eilers, Albert : v Fektér, Franz : v Illner, Ignác : v Peták, ? : v Steinecke, ? : v Strakatý, Karel : v

komentář:

The review by Dalibor 20/3/1859 criticized the programme content. ‘This concert [. . .] was for each connoisseur of music a sahara, in which the violin solo excellently performed by Ant[onín] Benevic formed an oasis. The success of the concert was, as to the pieces performed, and undoubtedly also the material benefit, modest. The members of the Estates Theatre performed [. . .] well enough. The concert-arranger [Illner], formerly a member of the Czech theatre, gave - joy to the homeland! - to the Czech audience aside from twelve German numbers also a little bauble, namely „Kde domov můj“, which the gracious Czech audience rewarded with noisy applause.’ The solo vocalists in Abt’s octet were F. Fektér, Ed. Bachmann, Böhm, Peták, Steinecke, Ignác [Hynek] Illner, Karel Strakatý and Albert Eilers. When specifying ‘twelve German numbers’ the Dalibor review was almost certainly referring to the content of the whole concert programme arranged by Illner and performed by various soloists, rather than suggesting that Illner himself had performed twelve German vocal works.

Přehled zdrojů:

Dalibor, hudební časopis s měsíční notovou přílohou (10/03/1859)
Dalibor, hudební časopis s měsíční notovou přílohou (20/03/1859)