Casimir Schweizelsperg

(1668-1772)

Casimir (Caspar) Schweizelsperg (Schweizelsberg), who wrote music for orchestra, chamber and vocal music, was born in Rosenheim on the third December 1668, the same year of the composers Clayton, Eccles, Gasparini. Died in 1772

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Music examples MIDI ed Mp3 of first 1600

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"Der verstellte Dorindo" has been represented in 1712 in Durlach

"Die in ihrem Christentum standhaft gebliebene Märtyrerin Margaretha" has been performed in carnival 1714 in Durlach

"Artemisia und Cleomedes" has been represented in 1716 in Durlach

"Die romanische Lucretia" was performed in 1716 in Durlach

"Die unglückselige Liebe zwischen der egyptischen Königin Cleopatra und die romischen Trium-Vir Antonio" was performed in 1716 in Durlach

"Diomedes" was performed in 1717 in Durlach

"Clio" (1689), oil on canvas, 143.5 x 115 cm, of the painter Pierre Mignard, contemporary of Schweizelsperg (Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest)

Casimir Schweizelsperg

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