1764 in music

1764 in music

Events

* Wilhelm Friedemann Bach leaves his post as organist at Halle.
*Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart becomes a pupil of Johann Christian Bach.

Popular music

* "None listed"

Opera

*"La rencontre imprévue" - Christoph Willibald Gluck
*"Siroe re di Persia" - Pietro Guglielmi
*"Gli stravaganti" - Niccolò Piccinni
*"L'Isola della Fortuna" - Andrea Luchesi

Classical music

*"Symphony no 22" ("Philosopher") by Joseph Haydn
*"Trumpet Concerto" - Michael Haydn
*"Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe" by Ignacio de Jerusalem

Births

*February 8 - Joseph Leopold Eybler, composer (died 1846)
*May 15 - Johann Nepomuk Kalcher, composer (died 1827)
*July 1 - Georg Christoph Grosheim, composer (died 1841)
*September 11 - Valentino Fioravanti, composer (died 1837)
*September 15 - Friedrich Heine (died 1821) and Paolo Francesco Parenti, composers (died 1822)
*October 14 - Charles-Henri Plantade, composer (died 1839)
*November 30 - Franz Xaver Gerl, composer (died 1827)
*December 10 - Louis-Sebastien Lebrun, composer
*"unknown date" - Vincenzo Fabrizi, composer

Deaths

*March 30 - Pietro Locatelli, violinist and composer (born 1695)
*April 17 - Johann Mattheson, German musicologist (born 1681)
*June 11 - Christoph Stoltzenberg, composer (born 1690)
*September 12 - Jean-Philippe Rameau, composer (born 1683)
*October 22 - Jean-Marie Leclair, composer (born 1697)
*November 30 - Dieudonne Raick, composer (born 1703)
*"unknown date" - Wilhelm Hieronymus Pachelbel, organist and composer, son of Johann Pachelbel (born c.1685)


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