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Johann Franz Xaver Sterkel

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Compositions for: Orchestra

#Parts for: Orchestra
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4 Symphonies, StWV 1264 Symphonies, StWV 127

A

Ah parlate!, StWV 2

F

Farnace, StWV 1

K

Keyboard Concerto in B-flat major, StWV 152Keyboard Concerto in C major, StWV 148Keyboard Concerto in C major, StWV 151Keyboard Concerto in D major, StWV 149Keyboard Concerto in F major, StWV 150

M

Mass in A major, StWV 114Mass in B-flat major, StWV 115Mass in D major, StWV 112

O

Ouverture in C major, StWV 131Ouverture in F major, StWV 130

P

Piano Concerto in C major, StWV 153

S

Scene and Rondo, StWV 3Symphony in A major, StWV 144Symphony in B-flat major, StWV 129Symphony in B-flat major, StWV deestSymphony in C major, StWV 126/3Symphony in C major, StWV 127/2Symphony in C major, StWV 127/4Symphony in C major, StWV 138Symphony in C major, StWV deestSymphony in D major, StWV 126/1Symphony in D major, StWV 126/4Symphony in D major, StWV 127/1Symphony in D major, StWV 128Symphony in D major, StWV deestSymphony in E-flat major, StWV 127/3Symphony in F major, StWV 126/2Symphony in G major, StWV 143

T

Te Deum in D major, StWV 117

Parts for: Orchestra

Ah parlate!, StWV 2Piano Concerto in C major, StWV 153Scene and Rondo, StWV 3
Wikipedia
Johann Franz Xaver Sterkel (3 December 1750 in Würzburg – 12 October 1817 in Würzburg) was a German composer and pianist in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
He was educated at the University of Würzburg and in 1778 he became chaplain and musician at the court in Mainz. He lived in Regensburg (from 1802–1810), then in Aschaffenburg, and finally retired to Würzburg in 1815.
At first Sterkel was an organist in Neumünster. In 1774 he was ordained a priest. He moved to Mainz and became court chaplain, but toured Italy as a pianist from 1779 to 1782. After a visit to Italy in 1782, where he met Padre Martini, he returned to Mainz, becoming music director to the Electoral orchestra in 1793.
From 1793 to 1797 he was court Kapellmeister at Mainz. When the capella was disbanded, he went to Würzburg, Regensburg and later Aschaffenburg, where he served the Grand Duke of Frankfurt.
From 1810 to 1814, as a prolific and successful composer he wrote mostly instrumental music, including symphonies and concertos, chamber works with keyboard solo, piano sonatas and piano duets.
Many of the sonatas have a lyricism and loose-knit structure pointing towards Franz Schubert. Among his vocal works are the Italian opera Farnace (Naples, 1782), Italian arias, songs and ensembles and German lieder. His works as well as his distinctive playing style (which impressed Beethoven in 1791) contributed to the development of a pianistic idiom.