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Ditters von Dittersdorf, Carl
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Ditters von Dittersdorf, Carl

 orig. Carl Ditters

(born Nov. 2, 1739, Vienna, Austria—died Oct. 24, 1799, Rothlhotta Castle, Neuhof, Bohemia) Austrian composer. A violin prodigy, he served as kapellmeister at the court of the prince-bishop of Breslau (1770–95). Though ennobled by the empress in 1773, he apparently declined the offer of the post of kapellmeister at the imperial court in Vienna. Extremely prolific, he wrote some 120 symphonies, some 40 concertos (many for violin), sacred choral works, and many chamber pieces. Most important are some 40 stage works, particularly his singspiels, including Doctor und Apotheker (1786) and Die Liebe im Narrenhause (1787).



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For example, he played the cello in a quartet with Joseph Haydn, Carl Ditters and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
by Carl Ditters Von Dittersdorf and edited by Allen Badley.
Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf was a Viennese contemporary of Haydn and Mozart, and his music is almost as charming, vivacious, and diverse as the middle period of either of his fellow composers.
 
 
 
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