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Wenzel Müller

Wenzel Müller
Short Name: Wenzel Müller
Full Name: Müller, Wenzel, 1759-1835
Birth Year: 1759
Death Year: 1835

Wenzel Müller, born at Tyrnau, Moravia, died at Baden near Vienna. Dramatic composer, at first pupil of a schoolmaster at Altstadt, Maravia, later of Dittersdorf. At the age of twelve he composed a mass, and, still very young, became one of the most prolific and popular composers of light music. In 1783 he was appointed Kapellmeister at the theatre in Brünn, in 1785 at Marinelli's theatre in Vienna, went to Prague as director of the opera in 1808, and returned in Vienna in 1831, as Kapellmeister at the Leopoldstädter Theater. His compositions, which number several hundred works, include more than two hundred operas and operettas, He left also symphonies, overtures, and masses.

Cyclopedia of music and musicians by John Denison Champlin and William Foster Apthorp (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1888-1889)


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Tunes by Wenzel Müller (2)sort descendingAsInstancesIncipit
ABSCHIEDWenzel Müller (Composer)1754562 47154 57654
NOTTINGHAM (Mozart)Wenzel Müller, 1747-1835 (Composer)911765 44353 54213

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