Johann Georg Albrechtsberger

Austrian composer and music theorist

Johann Georg Albrechtsberger - Austrian composer and music theorist
Born

February 3rd, 1736
289 years ago

Died

1809
216 years ago — 73 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Austria

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A composer and music theorist, contributed significantly to the development of music theory during the Classical period. Served as a teacher to several notable composers, including Ludwig van Beethoven. His theoretical works influenced future generations of musicians. Notable for his choral and organ compositions, along with theoretical treatises that explored techniques of counterpoint and harmony.

Authored 'Gründliche Violinschule'

Published 'Abhandlung über die Fugen'

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