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Johann Joachim Quantz

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Johann Joachim Quantz , 1697-1773, German flutist and composer for the flute. In 1741 he became chamber musician and teacher of the flute to Frederick the Great, for whom Quantz wrote more than 500 pieces, including flute sonatas and concertos. He also wrote a famous textbook for the flute, Versuch einer Anweisung die Flöte traversière zu spielen (1752), which was translated into French, English, and Dutch, and invented several improvements upon the instrument. Author not available, QUANTZ, JOHANN JOACHIM. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Quantz, Johann Joachim
Quantz, Johann Joachim ( b Oberscheden, Hanover, 1697; d Potsdam, 1773). Ger. flautist and composer. Began mus. training 1708. In 1718 was oboist in Polish... Read more
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
...Viennese classical style. The second surviving son of Johann Sebastian Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach studied...pedagogy and composition; along with the treatises by Johann Joachim Quantz on the flute and by Leopold Mozart on the violin... Read more

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