Charles Frederick Horn
Composer and educator of classical music
Composer and educator of classical music
1830
196 years ago — 68 years old
Artists & Creatives
Germany
Born in 1762, a composer and educator contributed significantly to classical music in England. Early involvement in music education led to the establishment of important teaching methods. Composed various choral and orchestral works, showcasing skill in harmonization and counterpoint. Worked with prominent institutions, enhancing the music education framework. Published works that remain integral to choral repertoire, influencing future generations of musicians.
Composed the oratorio 'The Creation'
Authored educational texts on music theory
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