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Venitian-born American composer and music teacher
Philip Trajetta (Filippo Traetta) (January 8, 1777 – January 9, 1854) was a Republic of Venice-born American composer and music teacher. The son of Italian
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Friedrich Schneider – Gideon (1829) Philip Trajetta – Jerusalem in Affliction (1828, Philadelphia) Philip Trajetta – Daughter of Zion (1829, Philadelphia)
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American citizens of Italian descent
(now Gonzaga University) in Spokane, Washington in 1887. In 1801, Philip Trajetta established the nation's first conservatory of music in Boston. In
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American musician, composer, conductor, educator and publisher
have cast doubt upon these claims. In 1801, with fellow musicians Philip Trajetta and François Mallet, he founded a music academy in Boston, called the
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American composer, music critic, and journalist (1813–1864)
orchestral works by Fry's musical contemporaries: Philip Trajetta, Charles Zeuner, Anthony Philip Heinrich, George Frederick Bristow, Dudley Buck and
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Russian-born American organist and composer
composer. In Boston, Italian composers had already left their mark. Philip Trajetta, before moving to New York, had opened there the first American Conservatory
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at the College of William & Mary, in the years 1779–1803. In 1801, Philip Trajetta (Filippo Traetta) established the nation's first conservatory of music
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from Italy teaching at Harvard University from 1826 to 1846. In 1801, Philip Trajetta (Filippo Traetta) established the nation's first conservatory of music
Italians in the United States before 1880
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Italian composer
accepting a post as court composer at Parma in 1759. The ruler of Parma, Philip, Duke of Parma had married the eldest daughter of Louis XV. In Parma, there
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Delochaire Mallet of France, Gottlieb Graupner of Germany, and Filippo Trajetta of Italy announce the founding of a music academy in Boston, called the
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