Johann Stamitz

Czech violinist and composer of symphonies

Johann Stamitz - Artists & Creatives born June 18th, 1717
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A violinist and composer from the Czech Republic contributed significantly to the development of the symphonic form. Worked with the Mannheim orchestra, leading advancements in orchestral music. His compositions helped establish the transition from the Baroque to the Classical style. Developed the Mannheim school of composition, which became influential across Europe. Created numerous symphonies, concertos, and chamber works.

Pioneered the symphonic form at the Mannheim court

Composed over 50 symphonies and many concertos

Influenced later composers like Haydn and Mozart

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