Joseph Schuster

German composer and music theorist

Joseph Schuster - German composer and music theorist
Born

August 11th, 1748
276 years ago

Died

1812
213 years ago — 64 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

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Born in 1748, a German composer and music theorist contributed significantly to the development of classical music in the 18th century. The work focused on both composition and theory, with a prolific output that included symphonies, chamber music, and operas. Schuster's contributions to music education and theory laid the groundwork for future composers. While specific works are less widely recognized today, the influence of his teaching methods and theoretical approaches continues to be acknowledged in musical education.

Composed numerous symphonies and operas

Made contributions to music theory and pedagogy

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