Theodor Kullak

German pianist and music educator

Theodor Kullak - German pianist and music educator
Born

September 12th, 1818
206 years ago

Died

March 1st, 1882
143 years ago — 63 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

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A distinguished pianist, composer, and educator, contributions to music education and performance were significant in the 19th century. Founded the Kullak Conservatory in Berlin, which became a prominent institution in music training. Served as a piano teacher and recognized for his pedagogical methods that influenced generations of musicians. Composed several works for piano and wrote a number of instructional pieces. Established a reputation as a performer, often showcasing works by prominent composers of the time.

Founded the Kullak Conservatory in Berlin

Developed influential piano pedagogical methods

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