Peter Josef von Lindpaintner
Peter Josef von Lindpaintner (8 December 1791 – 21 August 1856) was a German composer and conductor.
Peter Josef von Lindpaintner, portrait by Josef Kriehuber
Born in Koblenz as the son of a tenor, he studied with Peter Winter and Joseph Graetz. From 1819 onwards he was based in Stuttgart. Some of his early operas were Singspiele, but under the influence of Carl Maria von Weber his interest shifted to Romantic opera.
He died in Nonnenhorn, Bavaria, on Lake Constance.
Works
Operas
| Opus | Title | Genre | Subdivisions | Libretto | Premiere date | Place, theatre |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | Demophoon | opera seria | 3 acts | Ignaz Franz Castelli | 29 January 1811 | Munich |
| 94 | Der blinde Gärtner, oder Die blühende Aloë | Singspiel | 1 act | August von Kotzebue | 10 July 1813 or 21 November 1815 | Munich, Isartortheater |
| 143 | Die Pflegekinder | Singspiel | 2 acts | Karl Thienemann | 1812 or 19 November 1814 | Munich, Isartortheater |
| 148 | Die Prinzessin von Cacambo | komische Oper | 3 acts | August von Kotzebue | 1814 or 2 March 1815 | Munich, Isartortheater |
| 151 | Die Sternkönigin or: Das Sternenmädchen | romantisch-komisches Volksmärchen | 2 acts | J. A. Voß | 13 July or September 1815 | Munich, Isartortheater |
| 162 | Das Christusbild, oder Kunstsinn und Liebe | Singspiel | 2 acts | May/June 1816 | Stuttgart? | |
| 163 | Hans Max Giesbrecht von der Humpenburg oder Die neue Ritterzeit | Singspiel | 1 act | August von Kotzebue | May or 6 June 1816 | Munich, Isartortheater |
| 168 | Pervonte, oder Die Wünsche | komisches Oper | 3 acts | Lindpaintner, after a tale by Christoph Martin Wieland | June or 14 August 1816 | Munich, Isartortheater |
| 203 | Die Rosenmädchen | Singspiel | 3 acts | Lindpaintner and August von Kotzebue, after Emmanuel Théaulon | 3 June 1818 | Vienna, Theater an der Wien |
| 225 | Timantes (revision of Demophoon) | große heroische Oper | 3 acts | Franz Xaver Hiemer | 22 January 1820 | Stuttgart, Hof |
| 231 | Sulmona | Oper | 3 acts | Lindpaintner and Hiemer, after Christoph Friedrich Bretzner | 11 April 1823 | Stuttgart, Hof |
| 235 | Der Bergkönig | romantische Oper | 3 acts | Karl Hanisch | 30 January 1825 | Stuttgart, Hof |
| 260 | Der Vampyr | romantische Oper | 3 acts | Cäsar Max Heigel | 21 September 1828 | Stuttgart, Hof |
| 268 | Die Amazone, oder Der Frauen und der Liebe Sieg | Oper | 3 acts | Ludwig Robert | 28 September 1831 | Stuttgart, Hof |
| 275 | Die Bürgschaft | große Oper | 3 acts | Friedrich Ludwig Carl Biedenfeld, after Friedrich Schiller's poem "Die Bürgschaft" | 28 September 1834 | Stuttgart, Hof |
| 284 | Die Macht des Liedes | komische Oper | 3 acts | Ignaz Franz Castelli | 13 March 1836 | Stuttgart, Hof |
| 295 | Die Genueserin | große romantische Oper | 2 acts | Carl Philipp Berger | 8 February 1839 | Vienna, Theater am Kärntnertor |
| 332 | Die sizilianische Vesper | große romantische Oper | 4 acts | Heribert Rau | 6 or 10 May 1843 | Stuttgart |
| 364 | Lichtenstein | große Oper | 5 acts | Franz Dingelstedt, after Wilhelm Hauff's novel Lichtenstein | 26 August 1846 | Stuttgart |
| 446 | Giulia, oder die Corsen | Oper | 4 acts | August Lewald | 20 November 1853 | Stuttgart |
| 481 | Libella | Oper | 2 acts | composed in 1855, but unperformed |
Bibliography
- R. Hänsler: Peter Lindpaintner als Opernkomponist (diss., Munich, 1928)
- R. Nägele: Peter Joseph von Lindpaintner: sein Leben, sein Werk (Tutzing, 1993)
- R. Nägele: Peter von Lindpaintner – Briefe (letters, 1809–1856) (Göttingen, 2001)
References
- Clive Brown: "Lindpaintner, Peter Josef von", in The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, ed. Stanley Sadie (London, 1992), ISBN 0-333-73432-7 doi:10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.16696
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