Anthony Kammell, as he called himself in England, (originally Antonin Kammel), was active as a composer in England between 1765 and 1784. He was one of the close circle of friends of Thomas Anson of Shugborough and a colleague of Johann Christian Bach. This study looks at his career and his world, and asks what became of his family.
Anton Kammell – a Bohemian Composer in 18thc England
A biography of Kammell. For separate chapters with illustration see below.
Antonin Kammell Thematic Catalogue
A listing of all known works.
An arrangement of Kammell’s Duet Op. 5 No. 1, dedicated to Thomas Anson.
Kammell’s Duet Op. 5 No. 5, arranged for orchestra
Andante Alla Francese from Symphony in G with added wind.
Minuet from Kammell’s Sonata Op. 9 No. 1, at Shugborough.
Kammell Symphony Op. 10 No. 1 – digital playback
Kammell Symphony Op. 10 No. 2 – digital playback
Anton Kammell – A Bohemian Composer in 18thc England – individual chapters, with illustration.
1768 For the Benefit of Anton Kammell
1770 – 1772 The King of Performers!
1773 – 1775 Unfortunate Investments