Josef Přibík - Revision history

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	Czech conductor, pianist, and composer (b. 11 March 1855 {{NS}} in Svatá Hora, Příbram; d. 20 October 1937 in [[Odessa]]); known in Russia as '''''Iosif Vyacheslavovich Pribik''''' (Иосиф Вячеславович Прибик)		Czech conductor, pianist, and composer (b. 11 March 1855 {{NS}} in Svatá Hora, Příbram; d. 20 October 1937 in [[Odessa]]); known in Russia as '''''Iosif Vyacheslavovich Pribik''''' (Иосиф Вячеславович Прибик)

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	Czech conductor, pianist, and composer (b. 11 March 1855 in Svatá Hora, Příbram; d. 20 October 1937 in [[Odessa]]); known in Russia as '''''Iosif Vyacheslavovich Pribik''''' (Иосиф Вячеславович Прибик)		Czech conductor, pianist, and composer (b. 11 March 1855 {{NS}} in Svatá Hora, Příbram; d. 20 October 1937 in [[Odessa]]); known in Russia as '''''Iosif Vyacheslavovich Pribik''''' (Иосиф Вячеславович Прибик)

	In 1872, he graduated from the [[Prague]] Organ School, after which he enrolled in the Libensk piano academy, graduating in 1875. From 1878 he managed the [[Smolensk]] branch of the Russian Musical Society, becoming second conductor at the [[Kharkov]] Opera in 1880, and the principal conductor at the Lvov opera in 1882. After turning down the post of director at the Lvov Conservatory, he held conducting posts in [[Kiev]], [[Tiflis]] and [[Moscow]] (with [[Ippolit Pryanishnikov]]'s Opera Company from 1889 to 1893), before taking up the post of principal conductor at the [[Odessa]] Opera Theatre in 1894. He also taught as a professor at the [[Odessa]] Conservatory from 1919.		In 1872, he graduated from the [[Prague]] Organ School, after which he enrolled in the Libensk piano academy, graduating in 1875. From 1878 he managed the [[Smolensk]] branch of the Russian Musical Society, becoming second conductor at the [[Kharkov]] Opera in 1880, and the principal conductor at the Lvov opera in 1882. After turning down the post of director at the Lvov Conservatory, he held conducting posts in [[Kiev]], [[Tiflis]] and [[Moscow]] (with [[Ippolit Pryanishnikov]]'s Opera Company from 1889 to 1893), before taking up the post of principal conductor at the [[Odessa]] Opera Theatre in 1894. He also taught as a professor at the [[Odessa]] Conservatory from 1919.
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	* '''[[Letter 5061]]''' – 18/30 October 1893, from [[Saint Petersburg]]		* '''[[Letter 5061]]''' – 18/30 October 1893, from [[Saint Petersburg]]

	2 letters from Přibík to the composer are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]].		2 letters from Přibík to the composer, dating from 1893, are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]] (a{{sup\|4}}, Nos. 3676–3677).

	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
	* {{bib\|1913/68}} (1913)		* {{bib\|1913/68}} (1913)

			==External Links==
			* [[wikipedia:cs:Josef Přibík\|Wikipedia]] (Czech)
			* {{viaf\|38108842}}

	[[Category:People\|Pribik, Josef]]		[[Category:People\|Pribik, Josef]]

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	* '''[[Letter 5061]]''' – 18/30 October 1893, from [[Saint Petersburg]]		* '''[[Letter 5061]]''' – 18/30 October 1893, from [[Saint Petersburg]]

	2 letters from Přibík to the composer are preserved in the [[Klin]] ~~House-Museum Archive~~.		2 letters from Přibík to the composer are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]].

	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==

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	Czech conductor, pianist, and composer (b. 11 March 1855 in Svatá Hora, Příbram; d. 20 October 1937 in [[Odessa]]); known in Russia as '''''Iosif Vyacheslavovich Pribik''''' (Иосиф Вячеславович Прибик)		Czech conductor, pianist, and composer (b. 11 March 1855 in Svatá Hora, Příbram; d. 20 October 1937 in [[Odessa]]); known in Russia as '''''Iosif Vyacheslavovich Pribik''''' (Иосиф Вячеславович Прибик)

	In 1872 he graduated from the [[Prague]] Organ School, after which he enrolled in the Libensk piano academy, graduating in 1875. From 1878 he managed the [[Smolensk]] branch of the Russian Musical Society, becoming second conductor at the [[Kharkov]] Opera in 1880, and the principal conductor at the Lvov opera in 1882. After turning down the post of director at the Lvov Conservatory, he held conducting posts in [[Kiev]], [[Tiflis]] and [[Moscow]] (with [[Ippolit Pryanishnikov]]'s Opera Company from 1889 to 1893), before taking up the post of principal conductor at the [[Odessa]] Opera Theatre in 1894. He also taught as a professor at the [[Odessa]] Conservatory from 1919.		In 1872, he graduated from the [[Prague]] Organ School, after which he enrolled in the Libensk piano academy, graduating in 1875. From 1878 he managed the [[Smolensk]] branch of the Russian Musical Society, becoming second conductor at the [[Kharkov]] Opera in 1880, and the principal conductor at the Lvov opera in 1882. After turning down the post of director at the Lvov Conservatory, he held conducting posts in [[Kiev]], [[Tiflis]] and [[Moscow]] (with [[Ippolit Pryanishnikov]]'s Opera Company from 1889 to 1893), before taking up the post of principal conductor at the [[Odessa]] Opera Theatre in 1894. He also taught as a professor at the [[Odessa]] Conservatory from 1919.

	His compositions included two suites for orchestra, a piano trio, quartet, quintet and sonata, and various works for voices and piano.		His compositions included two suites for orchestra, a piano trio, quartet, quintet and sonata, and various works for voices and piano.

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Czech conductor, pianist, and composer (b. 11 March 1855 in Svatá Hora, Příbram; d. 20 October 1937 in [[Odessa]]); known in Russia as '''''Iosif Vyacheslavovich Pribik''''' (Иосиф Вячеславович Прибик)

In 1872 he graduated from the [[Prague]] Organ School, after which he enrolled in the Libensk piano academy, graduating in 1875. From 1878 he managed the [[Smolensk]] branch of the Russian Musical Society, becoming second conductor at the [[Kharkov]] Opera in 1880, and the principal conductor at the Lvov opera in 1882. After turning down the post of director at the Lvov Conservatory, he held conducting posts in [[Kiev]], [[Tiflis]] and [[Moscow]] (with [[Ippolit Pryanishnikov]]'s Opera Company from 1889 to 1893), before taking up the post of principal conductor at the [[Odessa]] Opera Theatre in 1894. He also taught as a professor at the [[Odessa]] Conservatory from 1919.

His compositions included two suites for orchestra, a piano trio, quartet, quintet and sonata, and various works for voices and piano.

==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==
One letter from Tchaikovsky to Josef Přibík has survived, dating from 1893, and has been translated into English on this website:
* '''[[Letter 5061]]''' – 18/30 October 1893, from [[Saint Petersburg]]

2 letters from Přibík to the composer are preserved in the [[Klin]] House-Museum Archive.

==Bibliography==
* {{bib|1913/68}} (1913)

[[Category:People|Pribik, Josef]]
[[Category:Composers|Pribik, Josef]]
[[Category:Conductors|Pribik, Josef]]
[[Category:Correspondents|Pribik, Josef]]
[[Category:Pianists|Pribik, Josef]]