Johann Joachim Quantz

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Johann Joachim Quantz was an 18th-century German flutist, composer, and influential music theorist best known for his work at the court of Frederick the Great and his treatise on flute playing.

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instanceOf Baroque composer
Classical-era composer
composer
flutist
music theorist
person
associatedWith Berlin NERFINISHED
Dresden court orchestra NERFINISHED
birthDate 1697-01-30
birthPlace Electorate of Brunswick-Lüneburg NERFINISHED
Oberscheden NERFINISHED
citizenship Electorate of Saxony NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Prussia NERFINISHED
composedFor chamber ensemble
flute
orchestra
deathDate 1773-07-12
deathPlace Kingdom of Prussia NERFINISHED
Potsdam NERFINISHED
employer Frederick the Great NERFINISHED
Royal Prussian court in Berlin NERFINISHED
era 18th century
genre Baroque music
Classical music
influenced 18th-century woodwind technique
Frederick the Great NERFINISHED
flute performance practice
instrument transverse flute
knownFor composition of flute concertos
development of flute technique
treatise on flute playing
work at the court of Frederick the Great
languageOfWork German
name Johann Joachim Quantz NERFINISHED
nationality German
notableWork Versuch einer Anweisung die Flöte traversiere zu spielen NERFINISHED
flute concertos
flute sonatas
occupation composer
flutist
instrument maker
music theorist
positionHeld court composer
flute teacher to Frederick the Great
studentOf Johann Georg Pisendel NERFINISHED
Pierre-Gabriel Buffardin NERFINISHED
teacherOf Frederick the Great NERFINISHED
wroteAbout flute pedagogy
ornamentation in music
performance practice

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