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Thursday, 15 June 2017

Franz Liszt | Timeline

Franz Liszt (Hungarian: Liszt Ferenc (October 22, 1811 – July 31, 1886) was a prolific 19th-century Hungarian composer, virtuoso pianist, conductor, music teacher, arranger, organist, philanthropist, author, nationalist and a Franciscan tertiary.
Liszt gained renown in Europe during the early nineteenth century for his prodigious virtuosic skill as a pianist. He was a friend, musical promoter and benefactor to many composers of his time, including Frédéric Chopin, Richard Wagner, Hector Berlioz, Robert Schumann, Camille Saint-Saëns, Edvard Grieg, Ole Bull, Joachim Raff, Mikhail Glinka, and Alexander Borodin. (Intro from Wikipedia)

October 22, 1811 - Raiding (Doborján), Sopron - Ferenc Liszt is born
December 1, 1822 - Vienna, Austria - First public performance in a concert at the "Landständischer Saal" =(START)
April 13, 1823 - Vienna - 11 year-old Liszt meets Beethoven - kiss of consecration
April 30, 1823 - Hungary - Liszt family departs to Hungary
May 30, 1823 - Vienna - The Liszt family returns to Vienna
May 1(?), 1824 - Windsor Castle - First visit to England. Liszt plays to King George IV
June 1(?), 1825 - England - Second visit to England
June 20, 1825 - Birmingham - Second Birmingham Concert. Liszt plays the Ouverture of his first Opera "Don Sanche"
October 17, 1825 - Paris - Presentation of the one act Opera "Don Sanche" at the Salle Le Peletier of the Paris Ópera
May 1(?), 1827 - England - Third visit to England
August 1(?), 1827 - Boulogne-sur-Mer - Adam Liszt and his son arrive at Boulogne-sur-Mer on vacations, however, Adam falls ill.
August 28, 1827 - Boulogne-sur-Mer - Ferenc's father, Adam Liszt, dies
September 15(?), 1827 - Paris - Liszt reunites with his mother in Paris
July 26, 1830 - Paris - Revolution breaks out in July - until 29th
December 4, 1830 - Paris - Liszt meet Hector Berlioz one day before the Premiere of his "Symphonie Fantastique"
December 5, 1830 - Paris - Premiere of the "Symphonie Fantastique" by Berlioz, with Liszt in the audience
February 26, 1831 - Paris - Liszt meets Fryderyk Chopin
February 26, 1832 - Paris - Liszt attends Chopin's debut Paris concert at the Salle Pleyel
April 20, 1832 - Paris - Liszt attends a charity concert organized by Niccolò Paganini for the victims of a Parisian cholera epidemic. The event strongly impacts Liszt, and there he decides to be as great a virtuoso on the piano as Paganini on the violin.
March 23, 1833 - Paris - Chopin, Liszt and Hiller perform a concerto by J.S.Bach for 3 keyboards
April 2, 1833 - Paris - Benefit concert organized by Hector Berlioz for his bankrupt Shakespearean actress wife Harriet Smithson, during which Chopin and Liszt play George Onslow's Sonata in F minor for piano duet
December 15, 1833 - Paris - Chopin, Liszt and Hiller perform a concerto by J.S.Bach for 3 keyboards at the Conservatory
December 25, 1834 - Paris - Together with Liszt, Heinrich W. Ernst and singer Sabine Heinefetter, Chopin performs at a benefit concert for François Stoepel in the Salle Pleyel 
June 4, 1835 - Basel, Switzerland - Liszt arrives in Switzerland to meet Marie d'Agoult
December 18, 1835 - Geneva - The first daughter of Liszt and Marie d'Agoult is born
October 1(?), 1836 - Paris - Liszt and Marie d'Agoult get an apartment and share a Salon with George Sand
October 24, 1836 - Paris - Chopin meets Liszt in the day he he is introduced to George Sand
November 5, 1836 - Paris - Liszt, George Sand and countess d'Agoult attend a musical soirée held by chopin
February 27(?), 1837 - Nohant (SW of Chateauroux) - Liszt meets Marie d'Agoult in Nohant, at George Sand's house
March 1(?), 1837 - Paris - Liszt returns to Paris for a pianistic duel Sigismond Thalberg
August 1(?), 1837 - Chambéry (E of Lyon), via Saint-Point - Liszt and Marie d'Agoult travel to Italy and stop by to see Lamartine (french poet)
August 15(?), 1837 - Baveno (Lake Maggiore) - They arrive to Lake Maggiore
September 1(?), 1837 - Bellagio - The couple spends September and October at Bellagio
December 24, 1837 - Como - Liszt's second daughter, Cosima, is born
March 1(?), 1838 - Venice, Italy - The couple reaches Venice
April 1(?), 1838 - Vienna - Liszt travels to Vienna while Marie stays in Venice
May 1(?), 1838 - Venice - Liszt returns to Venice
October 15(?), 1838 - Florence - The couple is in Florence at this point
February 1(?), 1839 - Rome - The couple reaches Rome
May 9, 1839 - Rome - Daniel Liszt is born
June 1(?), 1839 - Tivoli - The couple visits Tivoli
June 25(?), 1839 - Villa Massimiliana, near Lucca (Pisa) - The couple moves to Villa Massimiliana
October(?) 1(?), 1839 - San Rossore, near Pisa - The couple stays in San Rossore
December 1(?), 1839 - Vienna - Concert in Vienna
December 15(?), 1839 - Pressburg (Bratislava) - Concert in Pressburg
January 4, 1840 - Budapest - Concerts in Budapest until January 11th
February 18, 1840 - Oedenburg (Sopron) - Concert in Oedenburg
March 16, 1840 - Dresden - Concert in Dresden
March 31, 1840 - Leipzig - Concert in Leipzig
May 1(?), 1840 - Meaux (NE of Paris) - Liszt and Marie d'Agoult met at Meaux, then they depart to Paris
June 9, 1840 - London - Concert at Hanover Square Rooms
July 16, 1840 - Baden-Baden - Concert in Baden-Baden. Another in July 21st
July 23, 1840 - Mainz - Concert in Mainz
July 30, 1840 - Wiesbaden - Concert in Wiesbaden
August 7, 1840 - Frankfurt - Concert in Frankfurt
August 8, 1840 - Mannheim - Concert in Mannheim
August 12, 1840 - Bonn - Concert in Bonn
August 13, 1840 - Cologne - Concert in Cologne
October 28, 1840 - Hamburg - Concert in Hamburg - other in October 31th and November 2nd, 6th and 10th
December 1(?), 1840 - Dublin - Concert in Dublin
March 1(?), 1841 - Paris - Concerts in Paris - March and April
Franz Liszt, 1841

April 25, 1841 - Paris - Charity concert conducted for the Beethoven Memorial in Bonn, held at the Salle Pleyel
April 26, 1841 - Paris - Charity concert conducted for the Beethoven Memorial in Bonn, held at the Paris Conservatory
June 1(?), 1841 - London - Concert in London
July 7, 1841 - Hamburg - Concert in Hamburg. Another on July 9th
July 12, 1841 - Kiel - Concert in Kiel. Another on July 27th
July 30, 1841 - Cuxhaven - Concert in Cuxhaven
August 9, 1841 - Nonnenwerth (Island at the Rhine) - Liszt and Marie d'Agoult spend vacations on the Island until November. Private concert on August 22th.
August 23, 1841 - Cologne - Concert in Cologne
August 25, 1841 - Koblenz - Concert in Koblenz
September 1, 1841 - Mainz - Concert in Mainz. Other on September 3rd and 5th
October 2, 1841 - Nonnenwerth - Private Concert at Nonnenwerth
October 5, 1841 - Cologne - Concert in Cologne
October 12, 1841 - Aachen - Concert in Aachen
October 22, 1841 - Nonnenwerth - Private Concert at Nonnenwerth
October 28, 1841 - Düsseldorf - Concert in Düsseldorf
November 1, 1841 - Bonn - Concert in Bonn
November 9, 1841 - Münster - Concert in Münster
November 12, 1841 - Osnabrück - Concerts in Osnabrück
November 17, 1841 - Kassel - Series of concerts in Kassel
November 25, 1841 - Weimar - Series of concerts in Weimar
December 19, 1841 - Halle - Concert in Halle
December 25, 1841 - Berlin - Liszt arrives in Berlin in full Lisztomania phenomenon
December 27, 1841 - Berlin - Recital at the Sing-Akademie zu Berlin
Evgeny Kissin playing Liszt's "La Campanella"
much in the same format of the hungarian composer's Virtuoso tournées

March 10, 1842 - Königsberg - Series of concerts in Königsberg
April 8, 1842 - Sankt Petersburg, Russia - Concert in Sankt Petersburg
September 17, 1842 - Aachen - Concert in Aachen
October 28, 1842 - Erfurt - Concert in Erfurt
January(?) 1(?), 1843 - Moscow - Concert in Moscow
January 21, 1843 - Breslau (Wroclaw) - Series of more than 10 concerts in Breslau
February 12, 1843 - Berlin - Concert in Berlin
February 18, 1843 - Potsdam - Concert in Potsdam
October 18, 1843 - Munich - Series of Concerts in Munich
November 29, 1843 - Karlsruhe - Concert in Karlsruhe
January 21, 1844 - Weimar - Concert in Weimar
February 5, 1844 - Jena - Concert in Jena
February 18, 1844 - Weimar - Series of concerts in Weimar
February 27, 1844 - Dresden - Concert in Dresden. Another on March 1st
March 7, 1844 - Stettin - Concert in Stettin
March 14, 1844 - Magdeburg - Concert in Magdeburg
March 28, 1844 - Hannover - Concerts in Hannover until March 31st
April 1(?), 1844 - Franz Liszt and Marie d'Agoult break up
November 21, 1844 - Teatro del Circo, Madrid - Concert in Madrid
November 22, 1844 - Liceo Artistico, Madrid - Liszt gives a concert at Liceo Artistico and another at "Casa de Cabrero"
December 12, 1844 - Córdoba - Concert in Córdoba
January 15, 1845 - Lisbon, Portugal - Liszt arrives at Lisbon aboard the steamer "Montrose", coming from Gibraltar
February 25, 1845 - Lisbon - Liszt departs to Gibraltar. He offers his piano to 26-year old Queen Maria II.
April 11, 1845 - Barcelona - First concert in Barcelona
April 18, 1845 - Barcelona - Second concert in Barcelona
May 18, 1845 - Lyon - Concert in Lyon
August 7, 1845 - Bonn - Concert in Bonn. Another on August 13th
August 16, 1845 - Stolzenfels (Koblenz) - Concert at Stolzenfels for Queen Victoria
September 29, 1845 - Stuttgart - Concert in Stuttgart. Another on October 10th
October 12, 1845 - Darmstadt - Concert in Darmstadt
October 15, 1845 - Heidelberg - Concert in Heidelberg
October 17, 1845 - Freiburg - Concert in Freiburg
April 14, 1846 - Prague - Liszt writes a letter from Prague
May 26, 1846 - Gratz - Liszt writes a letter from Gratz
November 10, 1846 - Arad, Romania - Concert in Arad
January 3, 1847 - Bucharest - Liszt writes a letter from Bucharest
January 11, 1847 - Jassy (Iasi) - Concert in Jassy
February 1(?), 1847 - Kiev - Liszt plays in Kiev and meets Princess Carolyne zu Sayn-Wittgenstein
June 8, 1847 - Istanbul - Liszt's ship arrives at Istanbul, from Galatz
June 18, 1847 - Buyukdere, Istanbul - Concert in Istanbul
June 28, 1847 - Istanbul - Concert sponsored by the Russian embassy
July 18, 1847 - Galatz - Liszt writes about his presentations to the Ottoman Sultan
September 1(?), 1847 - Elisavetgrad (Kirovohrad), Ukraine - Ferenc Liszt's last paid concert
December 21(?), 1847 - Woronince, Ukraine - Liszt spends winter on Princess Carolyne's estate
August 28, 1850 - Weimar - Premiere of the Opera "Lohengrin" by Richard Wagner, under direction of Liszt
July 1(?), 1853 - Zürich, Switzerland - Liszt visits Richard Wagner for nine days, playing for him some of the fruits of his new "Weimar" period
October 6, 1853 - Basel, Switzerland - Wagner travels to Basel to join Liszt and several of his young musical acolytes
February 17, 1855 - Weimar - Premiere of Liszt No.1 Piano Concerto, with Liszt at the Piano and Hector Berlioz conducting
October 13, 1856 - Zürich - Liszt visits Richard Wagner
November 27, 1856 - Zürich - Liszt departs from Zürich
January 7, 1857 - Weimar - Liszt directs his Concerto for piano No.2 with Hans von Bronsart, his student, at the piano
June 23, 1857 - Liszt joins the Third Order of San Francis
November 7, 1857 - Dresden - Premiere of the "Dante Symphony" at the Hoftheater
Franz Liszt, 1858
March 11, 1858 - Prague - Liszt directs the "Dante Symphony" and the Concerto for piano No.2
October 21, 1861 - Rome - Liszt arrives at Rome to marry Princess Carolyne
March 26, 1863 - Rome - Liszt directs a program of sacred music at the Palazzo Altieri
June 20, 1863 - Rome - Liszt makes residence in a small austere apartment
April 25, 1865 - Liszt receives the tonsure by the hands of Cardinal Hohenlohe
July 31, 1865 - Liszt receives four religious titles of minor Orders
January 4, 1866 - Rome - Liszt directs the Stabat Mater from his "Christus-Oratorio"
February 26, 1866 - Rome - Liszt directs his "Dante Symphony"
June 8, 1867 - Buda Castle, Budapest - Presentation of the Coronationalis Mass for the Coronation Ceremony of Franz Joseph
January(?) 1(?), 1869 - Weimar - Masterclasses at Weimar
January(?) 1(?), 1871 - Budapest - Masterclasses at Budapest
March 1(?), 1875 - Budapest - Liszt and Wagner meet in Budapest
January(?) 1(?), 1876 - Weimar - Liszt makes base in Weimar for 1876
April 29, 1876 - Düsseldorf - Liszt travels to Düsseldorf for three days for the Lower Rhine Music Festival
The six-hand effect...
May 15(?), 1876 - Loo Castle, Apeldoorn - Liszt is invited by King Wilhelm III
May 26, 1876 - Weimar - Lightening-trip to Weimar
August 13, 1876 - Bayreuth - Attends the premiere of Wagner's "Das Rheingold" at Bayreuth Festspielhaus. In the same evening, he plays and talks with Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil
October 16, 1876 - Budapest - Liszt arrives at Budapest
December 18, 1876 - Budapest - Liszt suffers an accident while leaving his carriage
March 11, 1877 - Vienna - Liszt arrives at Vienna
March 16, 1877 - Vienna - Liszt plays Beethoven's fifth piano Concerto in memory of his death's fiftieeth anniversary
March 24, 1877 - Bayreuth - Liszt travels to Bayreuth until April 3rd
April 25, 1877 - Weimar - Liszt begins to have bouts of melancholy
June 17, 1877 - Leipzig - Liszt is present for parts of "Christus"
June 29, 1877 - Eisenach - Liszt attends a performance of "St.Elizabeth"
July 2, 1877 - Jena - Liszt travels to Jena to listen to some of his choral works
August 29(?), 1877 - Villa d'Este, Tivoli - Liszt travels to Villa d'Este and composes music for his last "Peregrinnage"
April 1, 1878 - Vienna - Liszt spends a few days with his cousin Eduard
April 8, 1878 - Wahnfried, Bayreuth - Liszt travels to Bayreuth to meet the Wagners
June 9, 1878 - Paris - Minister Ágoston Trefort invites Liszt to represent his country at the World Exhibition
June 18, 1878 - Paris - Liszt departs from Paris
September 3, 1878 - Rome - Liszt arrives at Rome
January 17, 1879 - Budapest - Liszt arrives at Budapest, via florence
March 11, 1879 - Szeged - Huge floods cause thousands of deaths
March 14, 1879 - Klausenburg (Cluj-Napoca) - Liszt organizes a charity concert for flood victims
March 26, 1879 - Budapest - At Budapest at this point
April 2, 1879 - Vienna - Arrival in Vienna
July 18, 1879 - Weimar - Liszt is made Honorary Canon of Albano - writes acceptance letter
September 1(?), 1879 - Rome - Liszt grants 2 thousand lire for the purchase of sacred objects for Albano
October 12, 1879 - Albano Laziale (SE of Rome) - Liszt receives the honorary Canon degree in the Basilica of San Pancrazio di Albano 
October 31, 1880 - Rome - Liszt makes three elaborations of the music of Pier Adolfo Tirindelli (1858-1937)
January 20, 1881 - Budapest - Liszt moves to an apartment in the Academy of Music
February 14, 1881 - Budapest - Liszt attends to recitals, with Von Bülow playing his music and Beethoven's. Another recital on February 18th
April 3, 1881 - Pressburg - Liszt gives a benevolence concert
July 2, 1881 - Weimar - Liszt falls from the stairs of the Hofgärtnerei
October 16, 1881 - Rome - Liszt arrives in Rome and moves to the Hotel Alibert
January 28, 1882 - Rome - Liszt departs from Rome
May 27, 1882 - Weimar - Masterclass with the presence of the phenomenon d'Albert
June 27, 1882 - Weimar - Masterclass with the presence of the phenomenon d'Albert and Grand Duke Carl Alexander
July 15, 1882 - Bayreuth - Liszt arrives with students for the Premiere of "Parsifal"
September 7, 1882 - Weimar - After masterclasses, Liszt has dinner with american students
September 24, 1882 - Weimar - Liszt and students board the train to Arnstadt to listen to a disciple play the organ
September 29, 1882 - Weimar - Liszt attends a concert by d'Albert
November 14, 1882 - Weimar - Liszt departs to Venice
November 19, 1882 - Venice, Italy - Liszt arrives in Venice
December 24, 1882 - Venice - Liszt attends a presentation by Wagner and goes on stage to play
January 15, 1883 - Venice - Liszt departs from Venice and embraces Richard Wagner for the last time
February 14, 1883 - Budapest - Liszt receives news of the death of Richard Wagner
May 22, 1883 - Weimar - Liszt attends a musical program in memory of Richard Wagner
October 16, 1884 - Fehértemplom (Bela Crkva - Serbia) - Performance of the Hymn of the Hungarians
July 1(?), 1885 - Weimar - Liszt plays his Bagatelle and Mephisto Waltz without tone for students
July 11, 1885 - Weimar - Liszt listens to Mansfeldt play his last piece
Franz Liszt, 1886
January 8, 1886 - Villa Medici, Rome - Liszt meets Claude Debussy at a dinner offered by the Director of the French Academy
January 9, 1886 - Rome - Debussy visits Liszt
January 13, 1886 - Villa Medici, Rome - New dinner at the French Academy - Liszt plays "Au bord d'une source" and "Ave Maria"
April 6, 1886 - St.Jame's Hall, London(?) - Liszt gives a concert with the Princes of Wales present
April 7, 1886 - Windsor Castle - Liszt plays for Queen Victoria
April 11, 1886 - St.James Hall, London(?) - Dinner with the Princes of Wales
July 19, 1886 - Casino Bourgeois, Luxembourg - Franz Liszt's last Concert
July 31, 1886 - Bayreuth - Ferenc Liszt dies of pneumonia, aged 74 =(END)

Sunday, 20 March 2016

George Armstrong Custer | Timeline

George Armstrong Custer (December 5, 1839 – June 25, 1876) was a United States Army officer and cavalry commander in the American Civil War and the American Indian Wars. (Wikipedia)

December 5, 1839 - New Rumley, Ohio - George Armstrong Custer is born
January(?) 1(?), 1856 - Hopedale, Ohio - Custer graduates from McNeely School
July 1, 1857 - West Point, New York - Custer enters West Point Academy as a cadet
June 24, 1861 - West Point, New York - Custer's 5-year course is shortened to 4 years with the outbreak of the American Civil War and he graduates from the Academy. =(START)
July 16, 1861 - Washington D.C. - Custer departs from Washington in McDowell's Union Army
July 21, 1861 - Fairfax /Prince William counties, Virginia - First battle of  BULL RUN - Confederate victory
September 17, 1862 - Sharpsburg, Maryland - Battle of Antietam - tactically inconclusive - Strategic victory of the Union
Custer and Staff, 1862
June 30, 1863 - Hanover, Pennsylvania - Inconclusive battle of Hanover
July 1, 1863 - Gettysburg, Pennsylvania - First day of the Battle of GETTYSBURG
July 2, 1863 - Beaverdam Creek, Hunterstown, Pennsylvania - Skirmishes between Custer's Cavalry and the Confederate Cavalry
July 3, 1863 - East Cavalry Field, Pennsylvannia - Cavalry counterattacks on the last day of the battle - Union Victory
February 9, 1864 - Monroe, Michigan(?) - Custer marries Elizabeth Clift Bacon
May 5, 1864 - between Fredericksburg and Culpeper - Start of the battle of Wilderness
May 7, 1864 - between Fredericksburg and Culpeper - End of the battle of Wilderness - inconclusive
May 9, 1864 - West of Fredericksburg - Sheridan and Custer start raiding Richmond, the confederate Capital.
May 10, 1864 - Hanover Junction - Sheridan and Custer pass behind Robert E. Lee's army
May 11, 1864 - Yellow Tavern, North of Richmond - Battle of Yellow Tavern - Union victory
May 12, 1864 - Meadow Bridge, Northeast of Richmond - Battle of Meadow Bridge - Union victory
May 24, 1864 - Chesterfield, South of Richmond - Custer joins Grant in Chesterfield
June 5, 1864 - Northeast of Richmond - Sheridan and Custer receive orders to raid towards northeast and Charlottesville
June 11, 1864 - Southeast Gordonsville - Battle of Trevilian Station - Confederate victory
June 15, 1864 - Southwest of Fredericksburg - Sheridan and Custer return from the Battle of Trevilian - route to Grant
June 16, 1864 - Bowling Green, North of Hanover - Riding to South-southeast
June 18, 1864 - King and Queen Court House - Riding to southeast. Change in direction to southwest
June 24, 1864 - Charles City - Approaching James River
June 25, 1864 - James River - Custer crosses James River
June 28, 1864 - Petersburg - Arrival in Petersburg to join Grant
September 19, 1864 - Winchester, Virginia - Third Battle of Winchester - Union victory
November 1(?), 1864 - (around) Petersburg - Grant and Custer join the main army sieging Petersburg to spend the winter
March 2, 1865 - Waynesboro, Virginia - Battle of Waynesboro - Union victory
March 31, 1865 - Dinwiddie Court House (Southwest of Petersburg) - Battle of Dinwiddie Court House - Confederate victory
April 1, 1865 - Five Forks, Southwest of Petersburg - Battle of Five Forks - Union victory
April 9, 1865 - Appomattox, Virginia - Custer is present at the surrender of the Confederate Army at Appomattox Court House
June 27, 1865 - Alexandria, Louisiana - Custer arrives in Alexandria with an occupation force
August 15(?), 1865 - Hempstead, Texas - Custer arrives in Hempstead with an occupation force
October 1(?), 1865 - Austin, Texas - Custer relocates his division to Austin
February 1(?), 1866 - Austin, Texas - Custer musters out of U.S. volunteer service and takes an extended leave of absence
March(?) 1(?), 1866 - New York City - Extended leave of absence in New York. Custer considers options in mining and railroads.
April(?) 1(?), 1866 - New York City - Custer is forced by the Secretary of State to refuse to fight for Benito Juárez in México.
May 1(?), 1866 - Monroe, Michigan - Custer returns to Monroe after the death of his father-in-law
July 28, 1866 - Fort Riley, Kansas - Constitution of the 7th Cavalry Regiment, under Custer's command
August 27, 1866 - Washington D.C. - Custer accompanies President Andrew Johnson on a journey by train known as the "Swing Around the Circle" to build up public support for Johnson's policies towards the South
September 3, 1866 - Cleveland - Andrew Johnson's train stops in Cleveland
September 14, 1866 - Johnstown, Pennsylvania - Andrew Johnson's train stops in Johnstown
September 15, 1866 - Washington D.C. - The "Swing around the circle" train returns to Washington
March 26, 1867 - Fort Riley, Kansas - Custer and Hancock depart heading West
April 9, 1867 - Fort Larned - Arrival to Fort Larned. Violent snowstorm.
June 22, 1867 - Benkelman, Nebraska - The 7th Cavalry camps in Benkelman
June 24, 1867 - Benkelman - The camp is attacked by Pawnee indians. One soldier dead.
June 30, 1867 - Benkelman - The 7th Cavalry departs from Benkelman
July 12, 1867 - near Goodland, Kansas - Custer finds the bodies of the Kidder Massacre
November 18, 1868 - East of Fort Supply, Oklahoma - Custer helps establish Camp Supply
November 27, 1868 - Cheyenne, Oklahoma - Battle of the Washita River (Washita Massacre)
December 1(?), 1868 - Fort Cobb - Custer starts exchanging letters with Sheridan and Elizabeth, during 1869.
September 3, 1871 - Elizabethtown, Kentucky - Custer arrives in Elizabethtown
January 13, 1872 - South of North Platte, Nebraska - Hunting in Nebraska with Buffalo Bill and Duke Alexis of Russia
January 17, 1872 - Denver - Custer arrives in Denver by train, accompanying Duke Alexei
January 22, 1872 - Topeka - Custer arrives in Topeka by train, accompanying Duke Alexei
August 4, 1873 - Tongue River, Montana - First skirmishes against Lakota indians
July 2, 1874 - Bismarck, South Dakota - Custer departs in an expedition to the Black Hills, with intention of building a fort
July 22, 1874 - Custer, Black Hills - Custer establishes a camp that in the future would become the city of Custer
July 31, 1874 - Harney Peak - Arrival at Harney Peak
August 2, 1874 - Agnes Park - Arrival in Agnes Park
August 7, 1874 - Agnes Park - Custer shoots and kills a grizzly bear, forever claiming this to be his greatest achievement as a Hunter
August 15, 1874 - Agnes Park - The Expedition begins the return to Fort Lincoln
August 30, 1874 - South of Mandan, North Dakota (northwest of Bismarck) - Arrival in Fort Lincoln
March 15, 1876 - South of Mandan, North Dakota - Custer is summoned to Washington to testify at Congressional hearings. These concerned the corruption scandal involving U.S. Secretary of War William W. Belknap, President Grant's brother Orville, and traders at Army posts in Indian Country, who were charging troops double what they would have paid for the same goods in Bismarck, North Dakota
March 29, 1876 - Washington D.C. - Custer testifies in the War Department about the Trader Post Scandal
April 4, 1876 - Washington D.C. - Custer departs from Washington to his post in North Dakota, via Philadelphia
May 2, 1876 - Philadelphia - Custer departs to Chicago by train
May 3, 1876 - Chicago - Arrival in Chicago. President Grant orders Custer's arrest for leaving Washington without permission
May 5, 1876 - St.Paul, Minnesota - Custer arrives in St.Paul to meet Brigadier-General Terry
May 8, 1876 - Fort Snelling, Minnesota - Custer is informed at Fort Snelling that he was to lead the 7th Cavalry, but under Terry's direct supervision (although later he started operating independently from him)
May 17, 1876 - South of Mandan, North Dakota - Custer departs from Fort Lincoln
June 24, 1876 - Crow's nest - 23km east of Bighorn River - Custer approaches the site where indian tribes were gathering. He is detected on the following day
June 25, 1876 - Little Bighorn, Montana - George Armstrong Custer is killed in the Battle of Little Bighorn, against the Lakotas, northern Cheyenne and Arapaho indians =(END)

Friday, 16 October 2015

48.American Civil War (1861-1865)

48.American Civil War (1861-1865)

1861 -
Battle Hymn of the Republic

1861 - Bonnie Blue Flag
1861 - To Arms in Dixie
1862 - Giuseppe Verdi - La Forza del Destino
1863 - When Johnny comes marching home
1863 - Gioachino Rossini - Petite Messe Solennelle for Choir, Piano and Organ
1864 - Edvard Grieg - Jeg elsker dig / Ich liebe dich / I love you
1864 - Jacques Offenbach - Barcarolle, from "The Tales of Hoffmann"
1865 - Johannes Brahms - Valse Op.39-15
1865 - Richard Wagner Tristan und Isolde