Johann Joseph Vilsmayr

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Johann Joseph Vilsmayr (1663 – 11 July 1722) was an Austrian violinist and composer. From 1 September 1689 he worked at Salzburg's Hofkapelle, where he almost certainly became a pupil of Heinrich Ignaz Biber, one of the best contemporary European violinists. Judging from the regular increases of his salary, Vilsmayr must have quickly attained a good reputation at the court. He kept the Salzburg position until his death on 11 July 1722. Vilsmayr's only surviving music is a collection published in Salzburg in 1715, titled Artificiosus Concentus pro Camera. It contains six partitas à Violino Solo Con Basso bellè imitate—a description that, until recently, was taken as "for solo violin and basso continuo". The bass part was presumed to be lost, however, scholar Pauline H. Nobes has recently demonstrated that the partitas were probably meant for violin solo, and Con Basso bellè imitate may refer to the polyphonic texture of the works. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Vilsmayr & Biber: Violin Works

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Vilsmaÿr: 6 Partitas for Solo Violin - Pisendel: Sonata in A Minor - Biber: Passacaglia in G Minor

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Baltzar, Bach: a violino solo

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Passaggio, eine barocke Alpenüberquerung

Vilsmayr: Artificiosus Concentus pro Camera a Violin Solo 1715

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Vilsmayr & Matteis: Violin Works

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Passaggio: Eine barocke Alpenüberquerung

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Solo: Matteis - Pisendel - Biber - Guillemain - Vilsmayr

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The Great Violins, Vol. 4

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Vilsmayr: Artificiosus Consentus pro Camera a Violino Solo (1715)

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Tutta sola

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Violin Sonata in E-Flat Major: IV. Passagalia. Allegro - Presto

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