{"id":2844,"date":"2016-09-05T18:49:15","date_gmt":"2016-09-05T22:49:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/romanticimprov.utoronto.ca\/?p=2844"},"modified":"2016-12-31T14:52:09","modified_gmt":"2016-12-31T19:52:09","slug":"erste-improvisation-von-langenschwarz-in-munchen-19-july-1830","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/romanticimprov.utoronto.ca\/?p=2844","title":{"rendered":"&#8220;Erste Improvisation von Langenschwarz in M\u00fcnchen (19 July 1830)&#8221;"},"content":{"rendered":"<div id=\"aei-root\" lang=\"en-GB\"><!-- suid=150 --><\/p>\n<dl id=\"aei-dl-meta\">\n<dt>Performer Name:<\/dt>\n<dd>Langenschwarz<\/dd>\n<dt>Performance Venue:<\/dt>\n<dd>Munich<\/dd>\n<dt>Performance Date:<\/dt>\n<dd class=\"aei-half-line-below\">1830<\/dd>\n<dt>Author:<\/dt>\n<dd>&nbsp;<\/dd>\n<dt>Date Written:<\/dt>\n<dd>1830<\/dd>\n<dt>Language:<\/dt>\n<dd class=\"aei-half-line-below\">German<\/dd>\n<dt>Publication Title:<\/dt>\n<dd>Erste Improvisation von Langenschwarz in M\u00fcnchen (19 July 1830) Stenographisch aufgenommen und herausgegeben von F.X. Gabelsberger (k.q. Sekret\u00e4r und geheimer Canzelist)<\/dd>\n<dt>Article Title:<\/dt>\n<dd>&nbsp;<\/dd>\n<dt>Page Numbers:<\/dt>\n<dd>&nbsp;<\/dd>\n<dt>Additional Info:<\/dt>\n<dd class=\"aei-half-line-below\">&nbsp;<\/dd>\n<dt>Publisher:<\/dt>\n<dd>&nbsp;<\/dd>\n<dt>Place of Publication:<\/dt>\n<dd>&nbsp;<\/dd>\n<dt>Date Published:<\/dt>\n<dd>&nbsp;<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<p class=\"aei-one-line-down\"><strong>Text:<\/strong><\/p>\n<blockquote id=\"aei-blockquote\" lang=\"de\">\n<p>[From the Preface:] Die seltene Produktion einer &#8220;<i>deutschen Improvisation<\/i>&#8221; welche &mdash; meines Wissens die <i>erste<\/i> in Bayern und namentlich in M\u00fcnchen &mdash; am 19. Juli durch Herrn <i>Langenschwarz<\/i> im k\u00f6niglichen Hoftheater an der Residenz mit r\u00fchmlichster Kunst-Gewandtheit ausgef\u00fchrt wurde, war mir eine zu sch\u00f6ne und reizende Gelegenheit, einen Beweis der N\u00fctzlichkeit und Annehmlichkeit der <i>Stenographie<\/i> zu liefern, als dass ich es h\u00e4tte vers\u00e4umen k\u00f6nnen, die Leistung der Schnellschreibkunst nach der von mir erfundenen Zeichenschrift mit jener bewunderungsw\u00fcrdigen Produktion in Verbindung zu setzen.<br \/>\n[&#8230;]<br \/>\nAm Schlusse seiner poetischen Rede war er \u00fcbrigens sichtbar sehr ersch\u00f6pft, so dass er sich mehreremale an einem der Fortepiano&#8217;s festzuhalten suchte.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<p class=\"aei-one-line-down\"><strong>Notes:<\/strong><\/p>\n<div id=\"aei-blocktext\">\n<p>\nThe pamphlet consists of 13 pages. Gabelsberger&#8217;s Preface, dated 21 July 1830, gives details of the performance. Fifty topics were written down by the audience and ten of these were chosen at random by an 8- or 10-year-old girl. Langenschwarz selected five of the ten topics for the evening&#8217;s performance. Only the first improvisation, a 45-minute epic poem, was oral. Five further improvisations &#8211; Langenschwarz added one to the remaining four prescribed topics &#8211; were (speed-)written in about 25 minutes. For some reason the orchestra, and thus the overture, failed to show up, which made Langenschwarz&#8217;s task harder at the beginning, but he turned it into a splendid performance. He was accompanied in his improvisation by a lady on a guitar. Other performers included a female singer, a piano duet, a court actor who recited one of the improviser&#8217;s pieces, and a violinist. The oral epic poem was in pentameter, alternating feminine and masculine endings, each two of the masculine ones rhyming; it was announced by Langenschwarz as being on Napoleon, Hannibal, Alexander, and Ludwig von Bayern, although in performance Langenschwarz forgot to include Alexander. The written poems were in different stanza forms. <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<dl id=\"aei-dl-meta-unimportant\">\n<dt>Collected by:<\/dt>\n<dd> AE<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>A pamphlet containing a direct stenographic recording of a performance by the German improvisatore Maximilian Langenschwarz, published and with a preface by F. X. Gabelsberger. 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