Joseph Leopold Eybler
Austrian composer and conductor
Born
February 8th, 1764
261 years ago
Died
1846
179 years ago — 82 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Austria
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Eybler studied under prominent composers in Vienna and became notable in the classical music scene. His significant contributions include compositions across various forms, particularly operas. Eybler served as a conductor at the Imperial Court in Vienna, leading performances that showcased his own works and those of other composers. He maintained a close relationship with figures such as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and his works reflect the stylistic influences of that era. Eybler's operas and chamber music pieces further established his reputation in the 18th-century music landscape.
Conducted at the Imperial Court in Vienna
Composed operas like 'Il fanatico per la musica'
Influenced by contemporaries such as Mozart
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