Paër, Ferdinando, 1771-1839
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Name (Latin)
Paër, Ferdinando, 1771-1839
Other forms of name
Për, Ferdinando, 1771-1839
Pär, Ferdinando, 1771-1839
Pär, F. (Ferdinando), 1771-1839
Paer, F. (Ferdinando), 1771-1839
Paer, 1771-1839
Per, 1771-1839
Paer, Signor (Ferdinando), 1771-1839
Paër, E., 1771-1839
Paer, Ferdinand, 1771-1839
Paer, M. (Ferdinando), 1771-1839
Date of birth
1771
Date of death
1839
Occupation
Composers
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- His Agnese, 18--:t.p. (Ferdinando Për) [info. from InU]
- His La virtù al cimento, 18--:t.p. (Ferd: Pär) [info. from InU]
- His La Sofonisba, 1796?:t.p. (Ferdinando Per) [info. from InU]
- His Sargino, 1803?:t.p. (F. Pär) [info. from InU]
- His Overture de l'opéra seria: Pirro, 1814?:(F. Paer) [info. from InU]
- His O dolce concento, 181-?:t.p. (Paër) [info. from InU]
- His Dolce dell anima, 18--:t.p. (Paer) [info. from InU]
- His Griselda, 180-?:t.p. (Per) [info. from InU]
- His Partizione della Camilla, 18--:t.p. (Sir. Paër) [info. from InU]
- His Agnese, 1819?:t.p. (E. Paër) [info. from InU]
- His Camilla, 1801:t.p. (Ferdinand Paer) [info. from InU]
- His Un caprice de femme, 1834:t.p. (M. Paer) [info. from InU]
- Paër, F. Ulisse e Penélope, 1820?:t.p. (Fd. Paër)
- Paër, F. Serenata à quattro voci ... 1813?:cover (Ferd. Paër)
- Grove(Paer, Ferdinando [not Paër]; b. 6/1/1771; d. 5/3/1839) [info. from InU]
- GEV(Paër, Ferdinando: Italian musician b. 1771, Parma; d. 1839, Paris)
- Encic. ital.(Paër, Ferdinando: musician b. 6/1/1771, Parma; d. 5/3/1839, Paris)
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Ferdinando Paer
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File:Ferdinando Paër by François-Séraphin Delpech after Nicolas-Eustache Maurin.jpg
François-Séraphin Delpech
/ After Nicolas Eustache Maurin
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Wikipedia description:
Ferdinando Paer (1 June 1771 – 3 May 1839) was an Italian composer known for his operas. He was of Austrian descent and used the German spelling Pär in application for printing in Venice, and later in France the spelling Paër.
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