1719 in music

1719 in music
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List of years in music (Table)
… 1709 • 1710 • 1711 • 1712 • 1713 • 1714 • 1715 • 1716 • 1717 • 1718 – 1719 – 1720 • 1721 • 1722 • 1723 • 1724 • 1725 • 1726 • 1727 • 1728 • 1729 …
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This article lists the most significant events and works of the year 1719 in music.

Events

George Frideric Handel becomes musical director of the Royal Academy of Music. Giovanni Bononcini is brought to London to compose for the Academy.
Alessandro Scarlatti arrives in Rome.
Domenico Scarlatti becomes kapellmeister to João V of Portugal.
Johann Mattheson becomes kapellmeister to the Duke of Holstein.
Giuseppe Pitoni becomes choirmaster of St Peter's in Rome.
Francesco Veracini performs at the palace of Moritzburg for the wedding of the Crown Prince to Maria Josepha.
Antonio Stradivarius makes the "Duke of Marlborough" cello.
In Japan, the Kumiodori dance form is created by Chokun Tamagusuku.