(Doesn't have to do with Emperor Napoleon. (Beethoven's Violin Sonata No.8 was dedicated to the Russian Tsar Alexander I. The overture has even been an anthem at one point.) Egmont's Overture has become one of Beethoven's popular pieces. (Using a set of music pieces by Goethe based on the 16th century Count of Egmont, Beethoven composed this narrative piece. His music itself is a great perspective of the Napoleonic era. A figure that made a large mark in musical history. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) German/Austrian Composer who needs no introduction. Paisello, Il re Teodoro in Venezia Overture
Paisiello, Il barbiere di Siviglia, Saper bramante 1782 It would be revived though in recent decades.) Rossini's Barber of Seville blew up in popularity overshadowing Paisiello's version into obscurity. This would be Paisiello's biggest success inspiring Rossini to create his own Barber of Seville. (Paisiello's Barber of Seville would be premiered in St. Paisiello would be Napoleon's favorite Opera composer, he would send Napoleon every year for his birthday special compositions, and presented Marie Louise with a song for her marriage to Napoleon in 1810. In Naples he worked for Joseph Bonaparte, and Joachim Murat. Paris treated Paisiello's Operas so poorly so bad that he went back to Italy. Invited to Paris in 1802 by Napoleon he was treated very freely compared to other famous composers (Cherubini, Mehul). Giovanni Paisiello (1740-1816) Italian Composer who was praised by Haydn, Salieri, Mozart, and Beethoven. Spontini, Li Puntigli delle Donne, Excerpt 1796īach_concerto_for_two_violins_first_movement: (My personal favorite classical piece in this whole list is the Olympie Overture. La Vestale would be Spontini's biggest success.) It would see over 230 performances by 1830. Its fame spread to Naples in 1811, Stockholm in 1823, New Orleans in 1828, Wagner conducted it in Dresden in 1844. It premiered in 1807 and was a huge success. (In 1805 with the encouragement of Empress Josephine Spontini wrote the legendary La Vestale opera. Spontini, Fernand Cortez, Pas de Soldats 1809 The Opera though was nonetheless a masterpiece for its time and admired by Cherubini, future composers Berlioz and Wagner.) Its popularity would wane due to losses and grief in Spain, it was also criticized for being too loud. The Opera in a sense was a product of political product supporting the Peninsular War. The Old Guard band played the pieces on the battlefield of Waterloo. It is said Napoleon had recommended the theme to Spontini he was even at the Premiere, Napoleon's military bands loved Fernand Cortez so much they played pieces from the opera on the battlefield. (Fernand Cortez was a French Opera made by Gaspare Spontini. He would compose the Prussian anthem, "Borussia" in 1820. Gaspare Spontini (1774-1851) Italian composer who part of the Académie Impériale de Musique was popular among the imperial court of France. (Vanilla) Bach, Orchestral Suite No.3 "Air" (Vanilla) Bach, Concerto for Two Violins, First Movement (Vanilla) Bach, Brandenburg Concerto Movement 1 His Brandenburg Concertos were considered the best orchestral compositions of the Baroque era.) (Bach's pieces stand out during the Baroque Era, his pieces were admired in his day and even to the present day. Bach met with many influential people such as Frederick the Great.īach, Orchestral Suite No. His pieces were still being referenced and played in the Napoleonic era. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Bach was a baroque genius. Either way if there is a way im not creating a new one to do that.Īll music in order in Name in the Music folder. Other music packs that have done that do not work as well. files and add to the Music.txt, I have tried that but it does not work. Most of it was taken from my 5 yr old Youtube playlist of over 1000 Classical and Military songs of the Napoleonic Era (beware some are repeats and not Napoleonic): Īlso if you are wondering why I didn't just convert all the music to OGG.
The contents range from military, classical, and OSTs.
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All these tracks are of the Napoleonic era (except the Napoleonic Soundtrack pieces) and were exhaustively and extensively researched with some exceptions (the pieces with exceptions are few and sound if it had been made in the era.) If you would like to download the tracks for listening, videos, etc there is a link if you scroll down. This music pack if you played it all together would probably be 10+ hours. This music pack took me 2 weeks to make due to the sheer size of it, but im extremely proud of the 457 pieces I have garnered.
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