Franz Xaver Richter

Czech composer and conductor

Franz Xaver Richter - Artists & Creatives born December 1st, 1709
Born
Died

1789
237 years ago — 80 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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Czech Republic

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Born in 1709, a prominent Czech composer, violinist, and conductor contributed significantly to the music of the late Baroque and early Classical periods. He studied under leading musical figures and worked in prestigious courts across Europe. His compositions included symphonies, chamber music, and church music. Richter served as a conductor at several notable institutions, influencing the development of orchestral music.

Composed over 100 symphonies

Served as court conductor in Mannheim

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