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	SALZBURG.INFO - Tourismusinformation und Hotelbuchung Stadt Salzburg - Startseite Sehenswertes
		The election of the 41-year-old Bishop of Gurk, Hieronymus Graf Colloredo, on March 14, 1772 as prince archbishop of Salzburg by a majority of votes was only possible due to the adamant pressure exerted by the Viennese Court.
		Colloredo attached great value to a lengthy sermon since he believed that instruction of the masses would cause their betterment.
		Colloredo was interred in the crypt of St. Stephan's Cathedral in Vienna.
	www.salzburginfo.at /sehenswertes_1230.htm (389 words)

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		Colloredo was first mentioned in the 13th century.
		The Head of one of these were called Colloredo - Mansfeld.The noble family originally came from Di Colloredo in Friaul Italy.The Colloredos were made barons in 1588, imperial counts in 1624 and imperial princes in 1763.
		The picture gallery, started by Frantisek Colloredo in the late 18th century, was initially placed at Dobling near Vienna, and later moved to Prague.
	web.telia.com /~u18320503 (189 words)

	The Amadeus Experience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Hieronymus Colloredo was born on May 31 1732 in Vienna and was sent to Rome for studies at Collegium Romanicum.
		Colloredo's predecessor, von Schrattenbach, had been popular both with his servants and with his people.
		Hieronymus Colloredo had fled to Vienna from the approaching French troops in 1800 and died there on May 20 1812.
	www.freewebs.com /amadeus1984/8biocolloredo.html (762 words)

	123Student
		In 1772, Archbishop von Schrattenbach died, to be succeeded by Hieronymus von Colloredo.
		He was commissioned to compose a new opera for Munich, Idomeneo (1781), which proved that he was a consummate master of opera seria.
		Summoned by von Colloredo to Vienna in 1781 he was dismissed after a series of arguments.
	www.123student.com /biographies/311.shtml (935 words)

	The Friends of Chamber Music
		Although we know why Mozart worked on the C minor Mass and the Requiem, there is relatively little information on the genesis of Ave verum corpus, the only sacred work he completed during his last ten years, and his first religious composition in more than eight years.
		In some respects Colloredo was a progressive, wishing to avoid the excesses of baroque liturgical compositions, which had become so large and grand as to dominate other aspects of the liturgy.
		The Dixit Dominus (Psalm 110) opens the work majestically, but the text of this movement is especially lengthy, so Mozart resorts to a telescoping trick he also used in the Salzburg masses: he divides the text among the voices so that different words are sung simultaneously by each vocal part.
	www.chambermusic.org /ns/programnotes.cfm?PID=4 (1923 words)

	AMARCORDES - Mozart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		An unpopular choice whose election was bitterly contested, Colloredo sought to modernize the archdiocese on the Viennese model, but his reform, while generally favouring cultural life in the city by attracting numerous prominent writers and scientists, met with local resistance.
		No doubt Colloredo was displeased by Leopold's excessive pride and his superior manner (in November 1766 Leopold had written, ‘after great honours, insolence is absolutely not to be stomached’) and in particular by his continuing attempts to leave the court.
		Mozart's contract with Colloredo did not specify his compositional obligations as a composer: it stated only that ‘he shall as far as possible serve the court and the church with new compositions made by him’.
	www.amarcordes.ch /compositeurs/mozart_grove3.htm (2363 words)

	Hieronymus - TheBestLinks.com - Hieronymus Bosch, Saint Jerome, Hieronymus Colloredo, Hieronymus Fabricius, ...
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	www.thebestlinks.com /Hieronymus.html (111 words)

	Welcome to Residenzgalerie Salzburg :: www.residenzgalerie.at ::
		He studied law at the University of Salzburg - he was related to Archbishop Hieronymus Count Colloredo - but spent the greater part of his life in Vienna.
		His interest in art is demonstrated by the fact that he was President of the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna from 1823 - 1827, and from 1824, was in charge of the imperial collections.
		At the end of the 18th century, Archbishop Hieronymus Count Colloredo used this floor for the first time to display the archiepiscopal collection of paintings.
	www.residenzgalerie.at /en/WE47_2.htm (439 words)

	::: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Archbishop von Schrattenbach, who was a great supporter of Mozart, died in 1771 and was succeeded by Hieronymus von Colloredo.
		Although Archbishop Colloredo was a less generous employer, Mozart continued in his Salzburg post and worked diligently from 1775 to 1777.
		Soon after, Mozart was summoned to Vienna by Archbishop Colloredo, but unhappy with his treatment there, Mozart requested a discharge.
	people.smu.edu /hyungenl/bio.html (771 words)

	WTS = Great Moments In Catholic History
		The archbishops of Salzburg had long been recognized as princes of the Holy Roman Empire, and their archdiocese was thus a sovereign state.
		Both Archbishops von Schrattenbach and von Colloredo were fond of music, and both were caught up in the ideal of the Enlightenment.
		Many of its leaders were dogmatic atheists, others rejected organized religion as "unnatural," but many others reconciled the ideals of the age with their faith and religious convictions.
	home.golden.net /~wts/words/greatmoments/GM15.html (698 words)

	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [1756-1791],Legend,Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [1756-1791],He is widely regarded as the greatest ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In 1772, von Colloredo retained Wolfgang as concertmaster at a token salary.
		He received a commission to compose a new opera for Munich, Idomeneo (1781), which proved that he was a consummate master of opera seria (see OPERA).
		Wolfgang was summoned by von Colloredo to Vienna in 1781 and after a series of violent arguments was dismissed from the archbishop's service.
	www.4to40.com /legends/index.asp?article=legends_mozart (1157 words)

	WHKMLA : History of Salzburg, 1716-1803
		In a 1782 pastoral letter, Archbishop Hieronymus Colloredo introduced a number of ecclesiastic reforms within his diocesis, among them the reduction of church holidays.
		In 1800, Princearchbishop Hieronymus Colloredo fled the country when French troops were approaching.
		In 1803 the princebishopric was secularized; together with the prince-abbey of Berchtesgaden, the princebishopric of Eichstätt and parts of the Princebishopric of Passau it was allocated to the Principality created for Ferdinand, hitherto Grand Duke of Tuscany.
	www.zum.de /whkmla/region/germany/salzburg17161803.html (774 words)

	Archbishopric of Salzburg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The most famous Archbishop was probably the last with princely authority, Hieronymus von Colloredo, who was an early patron of Salzburg native Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
		In 1803, the Archbishopric was secularized and made an Electorate for the former Grand Duke Ferdinand III of Tuscany (brother of Emperor Francis II), who had lost his throne.
		68 Hieronymus von Colloredo 1772-1812 (last prince-archbishop, lost temoral power in 1803 after secularization)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Archbishop_of_Salzburg (373 words)

	Colloredo, Adelsgeschlecht (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Colloredo, noble family originally from Friuli, split into several lines (C.-Mels and Wallsee in Bohemia, the C.-Mannsfeld family still exists in Austria).
		Were made barons in 1588, imperial counts in 1624 and imperial princes in 1763.
		In 1780 the Colloredo family inherited the estate of the
	www.aeiou.at /aeiou.encyclop.c/c635294.htm;internal&action=_setlanguage.action?LANGUAGE=en (82 words)

	Andover Choral Society -- Mozart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		All of the works on this afternoon's program were composed during Mozart's years of service as Konzertmeister at the court of the prince-archbishop in Salzburg.
		Ironically, though this appointment caused the young composer a great deal of distress, particularly after the accession of Hieronymus Count Colloredo in 1772, it was also responsible for some of his most beautiful vocal music.
		Additional interest is found in the fact that the music heard today was written when the composer was between the ages of fifteen and twenty-one.
	www.cgrow.com /acs/acsmoz.htm (876 words)

	The Mozart Project: K. 167
		Count Hieronymus Colloredo, who became Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg in 1772, had definite ideas about the role of music in his court and church.
		Schrattenbach was succeeded in March 1772 by Count Hieronymus Colloredo, who was somewhat less lenient to begin with and who had definite ideas about music and its place in his court and church.
		The Mass' brevity and the use of "all the instruments" should have pleased Colloredo.
	www.mozartproject.org /compositions/k_167__.html (394 words)

	web projec2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In 1772, von Colloredo had Wolfgang as concertmaster at a small salary.
		He was commissioned to compose a new opera for Munich, Idomeneo (1781), which proved that he was a consummate master of opera seria (see opera).
		Mozart's career in Vienna began promisingly, and he was soon commissioned to write the Singspiel The Abduction from the Seraglio (1782).
	www.hillsborough.k12.nj.us /hhs/sok/projec2.htm (943 words)

	The Grand Mass in C Minor - Mozart's Finest Choral Masterpiece - The Hudson Valley Singers
		The Archbishop Schrattenbach passed away in 1772 and was replaced by the Prince Archbishop Hieronymus Colloredo — an egotistical man of dictatorial temperament who viewed musicians as mere servants, nothing more.
		Although he agreed to put the young Wolfgang on salary as a member of the court orchestra, Colloredo either could not or would not appreciate the musical talent that was before him.
		On September 26 — nearly a year to the day from his departure from Salzburg — he left Paris to return and toil in the Purgatory that was Colloredo's court.
	www.thegrandmass.org /chapter1.html (1452 words)

	Program Notes - Printer-Friendly
		The piece was probably premiered not long after that in Salzburg by the Court Orchestra of Archbishop Hieronymus Colloredo.
		Three months later, on March 14, 1772, Count Hieronymus Joseph Franz de Paula Colloredo was elected Prince Archbishop of Salzburg, under pressure from the Austrian Court (for political reasons), and even then only on the thirteenth ballot.
		His relationship with the Mozarts would deteriorate badly, and in May 1781 he finally dismissed Wolfgang from his service—which the composer was perfectly happy about, since by then he was bored to death of Salzburg and eager to seek his fortune in the big city of Vienna.
	www.sfsymphony.org /templates/pgmNotePrint.asp?nodeid=3061 (4070 words)

	Jupiter Chamber Orchestra
		He had contributed to the 1945 concert to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Purcell's death, drawing on the work of the baroque composer, and subsequently arranged the Chacony for string orchestra, adding dynamic shading and equalising the distribution of the parts, though keeping the musical text intact.
		The appointment of Hieronymus Colloredo as archbishop of Salzburg in 1772 dramatically changed the cultural life of the city; increasingly music appeared to have a lower status at court than previously, a change which Mozart and his father felt keenly.
		Leopold was unable to find positions for himself and his son, one result of which was that Wolfgang turned more to instrumental compositions for private patrons.
	there.is /forestrow/jupiter/2005-02-06.html (824 words)

	Brevard Music Center Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gifted composers such as Mozart who wanted to "make it" in the music world of the eighteenth century had to find patronage from the wealthy and powerful, who would support them materially in return for music composed expressly for their own use.
		While still living in Salzburg, his birthplace, Mozart had the patronage of Hieronymus von Colloredo, Cardinal-Archbishop of Salzburg, and during this time most of his output consisted of liturgical choral music.
		By all accounts, however, Colloredo was a difficult employer, and Mozart chafed under what he considered to be repressive working conditions.
	www.ibiblio.org /brevardm/2005/programnotes/index.php?id=20050715 (1066 words)

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		In 1772, von Colloredo retained Wolfgang as concertmaster with a token salary and in this capacity Mozart composed a large number of sacred and secular works.
		Wishing to secure a better position outside Salzburg, he obtained permission to undertake another journey in 1777.
		He was commissioned to compose a new opera for Munich, Idomeneo (1781), that proved he was a consummate master of opera seria.
	www3.sympatico.ca /alora/mozart.htm (885 words)

	Salzburg becomes a federal state of Austria \| The Sound of Music City \| Salzburg Panorama Tours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The salt from the Dürrnberg — the white gold — was source of his financial success.
		However, all this changed in 1803 when Archbishop Hieronymus Graf Colloredo fled to Vienna to escape the advancing Napoleonic troops.
		In 1816, Salzburg became a federal state of Austria and established a provincial government.
	www.sound-of-music.com /salzburg/federal.shtml (134 words)

	The Three Versions of Mozart's Exsultate, jubilate
		His successor, the infamous Hieronymus Colloredo, was elected on March 14, 1772.
		Archbishop Colloredo was represented in the movie Amadeus as something of a monster, and this may have been the least inaccurate portrayal in the entire film.[15] He made it clear that the Mozarts, being his employees, were expected to spend virtually all of their time in Salzburg producing music.
		The fact is, Colloredo never gave them leave to be away from court at all except for a brief trip to Vienna in 1773 and a command performance of La finta giardiniera in Munich in 1775--the command by the Elector of Bavaria, Maximilian Josef, could not be disobeyed, even by an Archbishop.
	www.pzweifel.com /music/exsultate.htm (6131 words)

	Music at Kohl Mansion - 2/27/05 - Alexander Barantschik and Friends - Program Notes
		The dialogue's strength prevails in both scores, with an undercurrent of solemnity that must have contrasted vividly with the rococo and theatrical atmosphere of the Salzburg palace where the two works were heard for the first time.
		Ironically, Michael Haydn's commission was from Hieronymus Colloredo, the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg, an old nemesis of Mozart's.
		It must have given Mozart immense pleasure to know that he was duping his enemy Colloredo.
	www.musicatkohl.org /Concerts2004/022705p.html (2114 words)

	1771
		Mozart’s Serenata dramatica “Il Sogno di Scipione" K 126 was performed in honor of the new Prince Archbishop Hieronymus Count Colloredo.
		The political change (Archbishop Hieronymus was regarded as a strict and inflexible master, and one who was not very liberal in cultural matters) quickly became evident in Mozart’s travel undertakings.
		The Empress Maria Theresia wrote to Archduke Ferdinand in Milan from Vienna on 12th December: "You ask me to let you take the young man from Salzburg into your service.
	www.mozart.at /mozarttest/dummy/index.php?id=496 (320 words)

	The Mozart Project: K. 337 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the fall, Mozart began work on a major opera commission given to him by the Munich court: Idomeneo, rè di Creta (K. Mozart, no doubt, was concentrating all of his musical energies on it, and not only because he was being given an opportunity to work in his favorite genre.
		Idomeneo also represented a very real opportunity to escape Salzburg and its much-despised "arch-booby" Count Hieronymus Colloredo.
		Mozart would never return to live in his hometown after departing for the premiere of his opera in Munich.
	www.mozartproject.org /compositions/k_337__.html (302 words)

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		He is known as the first patron of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whom he ultimately dismissed from his service with the words, "Mag Er geh'n, Ich brauch' Ihn nicht!" ("May he leave, I'll miss him not!").
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	SALZBURG.INFO - Tourismusinformation und Hotelbuchung Stadt Salzburg - Startseite USP Mozart
		The new ruler in Salzburg, Hieronymus Colloredo, was influenced by an enlightened approach to sacred music and eager to provide rational and functional access to this sector.
		In 1780 Colloredo called for a simpler sacred music and the introduction of German hymns: Mozart's last two Salzburg masses (K. 337) clearly reveal that he found the curtailment of his artistic license unbearable and oppressive.
		The early work — the most famous of his Salzburg masses — is known as the Coronation Mass.
	www2.salzburg.info /mozart_3370.htm (398 words)

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