Conradin Kreutzer
German composer and opera conductor
Born
November 22nd, 1780
244 years ago
Died
1849
176 years ago — 69 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Germany
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Born in 1780, a composer and conductor contributed significantly to the operatic repertoire in the 19th century. After studying in Stuttgart, pursued a career in music, focusing on the composition of operas. Created successful works that were performed across Europe, particularly in Vienna and Berlin. In addition to operas, composed choral music and orchestral pieces, blending classical forms with contemporary styles of the time. Established a reputation for his melodic and lyrical writing.
Composed the opera 'Der Barbier von Sevilla'
Served as conductor at various European theaters
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