Musicians and Composers of the Enlightenment
The atlas holds 12 people and 386 moments here, from 1685 to 1815. The most recorded lives are Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
Moments
- 1789 Arrives in Potsdam Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Passes through Prague toward Berlin Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Visits Körner and is sketched Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Visits Leipzig's Thomaskirche Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Arrives in Berlin Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Concert at the Gewandhaus Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Performs at the Prussian royal palace Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Returns through Prague Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Returns to Leipzig Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Returns home to Vienna Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1790 Makes second Italian journey Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1790 Travels through Silesia Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1790 Travels to Frankfurt for the coronation Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1790 Returns through Mannheim Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1790 Writes from Mainz on the return journey Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1790 Stops in Munich Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1791 Heard Sterkel in Aschaffenburg Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1791 Visits Constanze in Baden Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1791 Arrives in Prague for La clemenza di Tito Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1791 Court-orchestra visit to Mergentheim Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1791 Conducts The Magic Flute premiere Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1791 Takes to his deathbed Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1791 Dies at home in Vienna Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1792 Witnesses the Battle of Valmy Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1792 Played at the Godesberg Redoute Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1792 Dictates colour-theory plans at Landres Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1792 Relocated permanently to Vienna Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1793 Family relocation to Hamburg Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1793 Observes the Siege of Mainz Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1793 Summer visit to Eisenstadt Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1795 Vienna public debut Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1796 Improvised at the Berlin Singakademie Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1796 Performed for the Prussian king Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1796 Played for the Saxon elector Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1796 Tour stop in Leipzig Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1796 Concert tour reaches Prague Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1796 Concert visit to Pressburg Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1797 Two-year stay in Le Havre Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1797 Studies a specimen in Stuttgart Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1799 Return to Hamburg and Runge school Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1800 Family journey to Dresden Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1800 Family journey to Hannover Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1800 Family journey to Karlsbad Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1800 Family journey to Prague Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1801 Works at Bad Pyrmont Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1802 Heiligenstadt retreat Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1802 Wrote the Heiligenstadt Testament Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1803 Composer-in-residence at Theater an der Wien Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1803 Schooling at Eagle House, Wimbledon Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1804 Residence at the Pasqualati House Ludwig van Beethoven