Musical St. Petersburg (dictionary)

Musical St. Petersburg is the multivolume encyclopedia published by Kompozitor publishing house (St. Petersburg) since 1999. The encyclopedia prepares generally by forces of staff of the Russian institute of art history. Here for the first time the picture of musical culture of St. Petersburg since 18th century — i.e. since the beginning of history of professional music in Russia is in full provided.

Encyclopedia volumes

Books 1-3: The dictionary about musical life of St. Petersburg of the 18th century

"Musical St. Petersburg". Encyclopedic dictionary. Volume I is a XVIII century. Books 1-3/otv. edition of A.L. Porfiryev; members of an edition of board: L.N. Berezovchuk, G.N. Dobrovolskaya, V.G. Kartsovnik, A.N. Kryukov, I.F. Petrovskaya, E.S. Hodorkovskaya. SPb., 1999–2000.

Book 4: Synchronic tables

The book the 4th — synchronic tables of events of musical life of the largest European capitals (including St. Petersburg) the 18th century.

"Musical St. Petersburg". Encyclopedic dictionary. Volume I is a XVIII century. Book 4/otv. edition of A.L. Porfiryev; sost.: Zh.V. Knyazeva, G.V. Petrova, A.L. Porfiryeva. SPb., 2001.

Book 5: Hand-written song collection

The book the 5th reproduces the hand-written song collection of the 18th century.

"Musical St. Petersburg". Encyclopedic dictionary. Volume I is a XVIII century. Book 5/otv. edition of E.E. Vasilyev. prod. prepared: E.E. Vasilyeva, V.A. Lapin, N.O. Atroshchenko. SPb., 2002.

Book 6: Tits's compositions

The book the 6th acquaints with instrumental compositions of Anton Ferdinand Tits (the end of XVIII, known in St. Petersburg — the beginning of the 19th century of the German violinist virtuoso and the composer).

"Musical St. Petersburg". Encyclopedic dictionary. Volume I is a XVIII century. Book 6. Tits Anton Ferdinand. Instrumental music / otv. edition of N.A. Ogarkov; sost. Subject directory of compositions of A.F. Tits: N.V. Gubkina, V.G. Kartsovnik, N.A. Ogarkova, F.E. Purtov. SPb., 2002.

Book 7: The overview of references of musical instruments in newspapers

The book the 7th is devoted to the overview of references of musical instruments in the Sanktpeterburgskiye Vedomosti and Sankt-Petersburgische Zeitung" 1728—1780 newspapers.

"Musical St. Petersburg". Encyclopedic dictionary. Volume I: The 18th century. Book 7. Musical instruments in the Sanktpeterburgskiye Vedomosti and Sankt-Petersburgische Zeitung" 1728—1780/otv newspapers. edition of A.L. Porfiryev; sost.: V.V. Koshelev, A.L. Porfiryeva. SPb., 2004.

Thus, the unusual structure of the encyclopedia (for example, a number of volumes on XVIII represent a peculiar annex to "body text" — to an encyclopedic dictionary) comes true singularity of structure of the body of the remained documents. Need of recovery of an overall picture according to incomplete data dictated the idea of the publication as samples: the hand-written collection, hand-written notes, printing notes (the single copies which remained from small circulation); for similar reasons — importance of indirect sources on which it is possible to recover partly an overall picture of musical life — is undertaken the publication of newspaper declarations of sale, purchase, loss, repair of musical instruments, etc.

Book 8: It is not released yet

The book 8 is not published yet.

Book 9: Twelve sonatas by Madonis for a violin and a bass

"Musical St. Petersburg". Encyclopedic dictionary. Volume the I—XVIII century. Book 9. Lodovico Madonis. Twelve sonatas for a violin and a bass / sost. I. Bezuglova, Yu. Kruzhnov. SPb., 2006.

Books 10-11

Books the 10th and 11th represent the encyclopedic dictionary research, devoted to musical St. Petersburg the 19th century (1801 — 1917).

Petrovskaya I. F. Musical St. Petersburg 1801 — 1917. Encyclopedic dictionary research. Books 10-11. SPb., 2009–2010.

Book 12

Monograph "Musical St. Petersburg the 19th century: pages of the biography" it is executed by group of authors on material of the researches performed by the sector of music of the Russian institute of art history within the project "Musical St. Petersburg. Encyclopedic dictionary. The 19th century. 1801–1861", supported in 2009-2010 by RGNF fund.

In each of articles of the monograph the exclusive materials (archive, memoirs, epistolary, journalese, etc. sources) offering the widest prospects for a research of the St. Petersburg culture within dialog "the European — Russian", and in the field of updating of a phenomenon "the Russian music" are provided.

Volume 13: Materials on the musical culture of St. Petersburg of the first half of the 19th century.

Book "Musical St. Petersburg the 19th century. 1801-1861: Materials to the encyclopedia" (2014) it is executed by group of authors on the basis of the researches performed by the sector of music of the Russian institute of art history within the project "Musical St. Petersburg. Encyclopedic dictionary. The 19th century. 1801-1861", supported in 2009-2010 by RGNF fund. The purpose of authors - to provide to the reader new materials on the history of musical culture of St. Petersburg of the first half of the 19th century: letters, documents, texts of scenic works, reviews and responses from the newspaper and journal periodical press of the 19th century. Some materials are published for the first time, others - earlier published, but having today the status of rarities, - introduced for scientific use with necessary author's comments. For the first time on pages of the book information reflecting a status of piano concert life of St. Petersburg (the 1830th years) and musical theater life of Moscow (1806-1812) is placed. The materials executed in genres of the encyclopedic and research article, in forms of detailed, informatively saturated comments are also included in structure of this edition.

Musical St. Petersburg. Encyclopedic dictionary research. Volume 13. The 19th century. 1801-1861|Gertsman Evgeny Vladimirovich, Dolgushina Marina Gennadyevna

Volume 14

In the next volume of materials to the encyclopedia the research of the trunk directions of the fundamental project continues:

• "the European — Russian" in the musical culture of St. Petersburg;
• St. Petersburg and Russian composer school;
• composer, society, creativity;
• musical theater — theatrical case — actors and public;
• the contractor virtuoso — the composer;
• city and musical environment;
• poets, writers, critics — a word about music;
• musical manuscripts and editions as phenomenon of the St. Petersburg musical culture.

In each of book plots authors aimed at search and a research of new, exclusive material.

Book "Musical St. Petersburg. The 19th century. 1801–1861. T. 14: Materials to the encyclopedia" it is executed by group of authors on material of the researches performed by the sector of music of the Russian institute of art history within the project "Musical St. Petersburg. Encyclopedic dictionary. The 19th century. 1801–1861", supported in 2009-2010 by RGNF fund.

Contents:

• From the editor
• Evgeny Gertsman. The first attempt of formation of the Russian musical vizantinistika
• Natalia Ogarkova. The composer in Russia the 19th century: Notes about professionalism, dilettantism, creativity
• Marina Dolgushina. St. Petersburg laymans brothers Golitsyn
• Anna Grutsynova. St. Petersburg "adventures" of Adolf Adan
• Zivar Guseynova. "Wandering the fugett" (N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov in work on "Mozart and Salieri")
• Anna Porfiryeva. "Days of Alexandrov fine beginning..."
• Anna Porfiryeva. Two folders
• Marianna Konstantinova. Actor of imperial theaters: About relationship with Theatrical directorate
• Natalya Seryogina. About musical motive of the play "Young Spouses": Griboyedov — Fild — Mozart
• Svetlana Lashchenko. Angelica Catalani in St. Petersburg
• Elena Vorobyova. Konstantin Golland is "tenorist" and the director of the German opera in St. Petersburg
• Victor Lapin. Ivan Rupin and "Russky Pevets I Fortepianist" magazine
• Tatiana Burford. The first violinist of Bonaparte at court of the Russian emperor: Unknown Pierre Rhodes
• Galina Petrova. Johann Benjamin Gross is cellist virtuoso and the forgotten composer
• Georgy Kowalewski. To the history of guitar school in St. Petersburg at the beginning of the 19th century
• Yulia Savelyeva. Spectacular representations and concerts in St. Petersburg: From contractors to public
• Andrey Mikhaylov. Concerts for disabled in St. Petersburg of the first half of the 19th century

• List of reductions
• List of illustrations
• Pointer of names
• Information about authors

Volume 15: XIX century. 1801-1861: A personnel And — B

Names of professional performing musicians — harpists, cellists, guitarists, wind players, contrabass players, pianists, violinists, organists, singers and actors (guest performers and musicians of the St. Petersburg theaters), conductors and conductors, composers enter volumes of personal articles as the alphabet; amateur musicians, ballet masters, dancers, theatrical administrators, directors, impresarios, teachers, playwrights, librettists, writers about music, musical critics, specialists in folklore, emperors and members of the imperial house, organizers of circles and owners of salons, patrons, clergymen, instrumental masters, owners of factories of musical instruments, notoizdatel and owners of musical shops.

The chosen chronological frame of the encyclopedia research — 1801-1861: from the beginning of the 19th century before opening of the St. Petersburg conservatory. the 15th volume (personnel: And — B) begins a series of the editions devoted to life and works of the musicians working in St. Petersburg during the studied era.

Contents:

• From the editor
• List of the main reductions
• List of bibliographic reductions
• Sigla of libraries and archives

• Ablets Isaak Mikhaylovich — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Adam Adolphe-Charles — A.P. Grutsynova
• Adelung Friedrich — N.V. Gubkina
• Azarevichev, family of dancers — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Azarova Ekaterina Petrovna — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Azlova Anna Fiodorovna — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Ackermann, family of the German actors — N.V. Gubkina
• Aksenov Semyon Nikolaevich — G.V. Kowalewski, M.G. Dolgushin (the list of vocal compositions)
• Alexander I, the Russian emperor — N.A. Ogarkova
• Alboni Marietta — A.L. Porfiryeva
• Albrecht Karl Josef — G.V. Petrova
• Alyabyev Alexander Aleksandrovich — M.A. Konstantinov, M.G. Dolgushin (vocal creativity)
• Ambrose, the metropolitan — N.S. Seryogina
• Angri Elena — N.A. Ogarkova
• Andreyanova Elena Ivanovna — A.P. Grutsynova
• Andrieu of Valéry — E.B. Vorobyova
• Angely Louis — N.V. Gubkina
• Antonin, the French dancer — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Antonolini of Ferdinando — M.G. Dolgushin
• Arapov Pimen Nikolaevich — A.N. Kryukov
• Arnold George (Yury Karlovic) a background — N.A. Ogarkova
• Arresto Kristlib George Heinrich — N.V. Gubkina
• Artemyev Pyotr Nikolaevich — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Artaud (Artôt) Aleksander Joseph — T.V. Burford
• Arhusen Johann — V.V. Koshelev, M.V. Sergeyev
• Asenkova Aleksandra Egorovna — M.A. Konstantinova
• Asenkova Varvara Nikolaevna — M.A. Konstantinova
• Assandri Laura — N.A. Ogarkova
• Babtist, family of the French dancers — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Baveri Eduard — G.V. Petrova
• Baykov Sergey Yakovlevich — M.A. Konstantinova
• Baillot Pierre — T.V. Burford
• Balabanov Andrey Fedorovich — G.V. Petrova
• Balfe Michael William — N.A. Ogarkova
• Barlow Friedrich Wilhelm — E.B. Vorobyova
• Barteneva Praskoviya Arsenyevna — N.A. Ogarkova
• Batov Ivan Andreevich — M.V. Sergeyev
• Bauer Carolina — N.V. Gubkina
• Bach Johann Sebastian — T.V. Shabalina
• Bachmann Georg Christiaan — V.V. Koshelev
• Bashinskaya Zinaida Pavlovna — N.A. Ogarkova
• Beggrow Johann Friedrich — F.E. Purtov
• Beck, the instrumental master — V.V. Koshelev
• Beck Pyotr Friedrich — M.V. Sergeyev
• Becker Jacob — M.V. Sergeyev
• Bekkerova Ekaterina Ivanovna — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Beks Karl — V.V. Koshelev
• Behling Heinrich Augustus — Zh.V. Knyazeva
• Belinsky Vissarion Grigoryevich — S.V. Kuchepatova
• Bellini of Vincenzo — N.A. Ogarkova
• Belaya Andrey — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Belleville (Belleville, Belleville-Oury) Anna Carolina — D.A. Shumilin
• Bender, brothers (Franz Joseph, Pyotr) — G.V. Petrova
• Bender Ignaz — G.V. Petrova
• Beer Johann Adolphus — G.V. Petrova
• Beer Friedrich Christiaan — V.V. Koshelev
• Beer Caesar Andreas — G.V. Petrova
• Berwald, family of the Swedish musicians — G.V. Kowalewski
• Berger Ludwig — N.R. Melik-Davtyan
• Bergman, the instrumental master — V.V. Koshelev
• Bergold Vilhelmina Fiodorovna — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Berio (Bériot) Charles August — T.V. Burford
• Berkmejer Franz — V.V. Koshelev
• Berlioz Louis Hector — G.V. Petrova
• Baermann Heinrich Josef — A.V. Dotsenko
• Baermann of Carle, G.Y. Baermann brother — A.V. Dotsenko
• Baermann of Carle, G.Y. Baermann son — A.V. Dotsenko
• Bernadelli, family of the Italian dancers — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Bernard Moritz — F.E. Purtov, M.G. Dolgushin (vocal creativity)
• Berten Zhenya — E.B. Vorobyova
• Berthold Karl Friedrich Theodor — Zh.V. Knyazeva
• Bertrand of Alyn — G.V. Kowalewski
• Betkhe Johann Gustav — V.V. Koshelev
• Beethoven Ludwig van — A.I. Klimovitsky
• Betts (Bätz) Eduard — G.V. Petrova
• Beshentsov Pavel Savelyevich — M.A. Konstantinova
• Byom, the instrumental master — V.V. Koshelev
• Byom (Böhm) Franz (Ludwig) — N.A. Ogarkova
• Bilibino Aleksandra Yakovlevna — N.A. Ogarkova
• Bierey Gotlob Benedict — G.V. Kowalewski
• Birkina Sofia Vasilyevna — M.A. Konstantinova
• Bishop (bishop) Anna — S.K. Lashchenko
• Blaes Arnold Josef — G.V. Petrova
• Blache Alexis-Scipio — O.A. Fedorchenko
• Blum Heinrich — G.V. Kowalewski
• Bogdanov Alexander Konstantinovich — T.V. Burford
• Bogdanova Nadezhda Konstantinovna — A.P. Grutsynova
• Bozio Andzholin — N.A. Ogarkova
• Bochsa Robert Nicolas Charles — G.V. Kowalewski
• Bolina Darya Maksimovna — M.A. Konstantinova
• Bonn (Bonnet) Henriette — N.P. Grishkun
• Borgondio Zhentil — S.K. Lashchenko
• Bohrer Josef Anton — T.V. Burford
• Bohrer Max — T.V. Burford
• Borer (bohrer) Sofia — D.A. Shumilin
• Borck, family of the German actors — E.B. Vorobyova
• Bortnyansky Dmitry Stepanovich — N.A. Ryzhkova
• Botkin Vasily Petrovich — A.N. Kryukov
• Bochenkov Vasily Vasilyevich — M.A. Konstantinova
• Brauns, the instrumental master — V.V. Koshelev
• Breiting Herman — E.B. Vorobyova
• Brel Johann — V.V. Koshelev
• Briks, a dynasty of piano masters — V.V. Koshelev, M.V. Sergeyev
• Brices, family of the French singers — E.B. Vorobyova
• Brod of Henri — G.V. Petrova
• Boieldieu of Francois-Adrien — E.B. Vorobyov, M.G. Dolgushin (vocal creativity)
• Busani Innocenzo — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Buzuyev Averyan Mikhaylovich — M.A. Konstantinova
• Bulakhov Pavel Petrovich — M.A. Konstantinova
• Bulakhova Anisya Aleksandrovna — M.A. Konstantinova
• Bulgarin (Buchharyn) Faddei Venediktovich — N.A. Ogarkova
• Bull Ule Borneman — T.V. Burford
• Bunina Aleksandra Ivanovna — N.A. Ogarkova
• Butkevich Christiaan Jegorowitsch — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Butorina Ekaterina Ivanovna — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Bukhart, the instrumental master — V.V. Koshelev
• Bukhonina Maria — G.N. Dobrovolskaya
• Boucher Aleksander Jean — T.V. Burford
• Boucher Celesta Eleonora — T.V. Burford
• Byyork Alexander — G.N. Dobrovolskaya

List of illustrations Pointer of names Information about authors