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Carles Quilmetas (1775-1834) was a Spanish composer, violinist, and double-bassist long active in Girona. Quilmetas was born in Vic, and worked for more than forty years at Girona Cathedral, where he was the first layman to take a permanent position as a musician. Almost nothing else of his biography is known, save that he was the first in a line of musicians known to have been active through the 19th century. He is also known to have suffered various hardships during his time in Girona, most related to the Napoleonic invasions of Spain. He wrote a symphony whose manuscript is currently held in the Library of Catalonia; it shows the influence of Joseph Haydn in some of its features. Whether or not the piece was ever performed during the composer's lifetime is unknown; it has been recorded

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  • Carles Quilmetes (Vic, 1775 - Girona, 1834) fou un violinista i contrabaixista virtuós, i també compositor. Va rebre la seva formació com a compositor a Barcelona, i va estar treballant més de quaranta anys al servei de la Catedral de Girona, sent el primer laic permanent en aquest càrrec. (ca)
  • Carles Quilmetas (1775-1834) was a Spanish composer, violinist, and double-bassist long active in Girona. Quilmetas was born in Vic, and worked for more than forty years at Girona Cathedral, where he was the first layman to take a permanent position as a musician. Almost nothing else of his biography is known, save that he was the first in a line of musicians known to have been active through the 19th century. He is also known to have suffered various hardships during his time in Girona, most related to the Napoleonic invasions of Spain. He wrote a symphony whose manuscript is currently held in the Library of Catalonia; it shows the influence of Joseph Haydn in some of its features. Whether or not the piece was ever performed during the composer's lifetime is unknown; it has been recorded (en)
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  • Carles Quilmetes (Vic, 1775 - Girona, 1834) fou un violinista i contrabaixista virtuós, i també compositor. Va rebre la seva formació com a compositor a Barcelona, i va estar treballant més de quaranta anys al servei de la Catedral de Girona, sent el primer laic permanent en aquest càrrec. La família Quilmetes va ser una saga de grans violinistes, entre ells el seu fill, el prevere Josep Quilmetes, violinista beneficiat de la capella de música durant molts anys, i el seu net, Carles Sipiera Quilmetes, violinista també de la capella el 1826. Carles Quilmetes fou contractat com a violinista, tot i que també tocava el contrabaix en les funcions musicals. La situació de normalitat s'estroncà el 1809 amb el setge i la defensa de la ciutat de Girona, i les funcions musicals van passar a segon terme. Els músics laics eren els que més pateixen aquesta situació, ja que el capítol no els podia seguir pagant el sou. El 1811, després de la invasió francesa, demanà la readmissió a la capella, però davant la impossibilitat de pagar-li un sou, el capítol va acordar donar-li almoina. El desembre d'aquell any fou readmès, cobrant la quantitat minsa de vint lliures anuals. El 1826 el capítol li va concedir la jubilació i va accedir a que el seu net Carles Sipiera Quilmetes el substituís, tot i que no li va donar plaça per ser massa jove. Són molt poques les obres d'aquest autor que ens han arribat fins a nosaltres, però entre elles destaca una interessant simfonia en 3 moviments, la Simfonia núm. 1. El seu manuscrit original es conserva a la Biblioteca de Catalunya, després que Carreras Dagas, mestre de capella entre 1851 i 1860, la vengués prop del 1900 a la Diputació de Barcelona, juntament amb altres obres de l'arxiu de la catedral. (ca)
  • Carles Quilmetas (1775-1834) was a Spanish composer, violinist, and double-bassist long active in Girona. Quilmetas was born in Vic, and worked for more than forty years at Girona Cathedral, where he was the first layman to take a permanent position as a musician. Almost nothing else of his biography is known, save that he was the first in a line of musicians known to have been active through the 19th century. He is also known to have suffered various hardships during his time in Girona, most related to the Napoleonic invasions of Spain. He wrote a symphony whose manuscript is currently held in the Library of Catalonia; it shows the influence of Joseph Haydn in some of its features. Whether or not the piece was ever performed during the composer's lifetime is unknown; it has been recorded on a disc with works by . (en)
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