Йоҳан Адолф Ҳассе

Йоҳан Адолф Ҳассе (; ) — оҳангсози олмонӣ.

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Ҳассе дар Бергердорф дар наздики Хамбург таваллуд шудааст ва маълумоти аввали маълумоти аввали мусиқӣ худро аз падараш гирифтааст.
<!-- Being possessed of a fine tenor voice, he chose a theatrical career and joined the operatic troupe conducted by Reinhard Keiser, in whose orchestra Handel had played the second violin some years before. Hasse’s success led to an engagement at the court theatre of Brunswick-Lüneburg, and it was there that, in 1723, he made his debut as a composer with the opera Antigonus. The success of this first work induced the duke to send Hasse to Italy for the completion of his studies, and in 1724 he went to Naples and placed himself under Porpora, with whom, however, he seems to have disagreed both as a man and as an artist. On the other hand he gained the friendship of Alessandro Scarlatti, to whom he owed his first commission for a serenade for two voices, sung at a family celebration of a wealthy merchant by two of the greatest singers of Italy, Farinelli and Signora Tesi. --!>
Дар ҳоли вироиш Йоахан Адолф Хассе!

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