Moritz Hauptmann

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Moritz Hauptmann was a 19th-century German music theorist, composer, and influential educator known for his work in harmony and his role in Leipzig’s musical life.

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instanceOf German person
composer
human
music educator
music theorist
birthDate 1792-10-13
birthPlace Dresden
Electorate of Saxony
countryOfCitizenship Germany
Kingdom of Saxony
deathDate 1868-01-03
deathPlace Leipzig
educatedAt Dresden Kreuzschule
employer Gewandhaus Orchestra
Thomasschule zu Leipzig
era 19th century
familyName Hauptmann
fieldOfWork harmony
music theory
genre chamber music
vocal music
givenName Moritz
influenced Leipzig school of music theory
influencedBy Johann Sebastian Bach
Louis Spohr
instrument violin
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf Leipzig musical life
movement Romantic music
name Moritz Hauptmann
notableIdea concept of dualism in harmony
dialectical approach to harmony
notableWork Die Natur der Harmonik und der Metrik
songs for voice and piano
string quartets
occupation composer
music teacher
music theorist
positionHeld Kantor of the Thomanerchor in Leipzig
teacher at Leipzig Conservatory
residence Kassel
Leipzig
spouse Louise Töpfer
student Ernst Friedrich Richter
linked to: Ernst Richter

Ferdinand David
Salomon Jadassohn
teacher Louis Spohr

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Thomaskantor hasNotableHolder Moritz Hauptmann
Arthur Sullivan studentOf Moritz Hauptmann
Halfdan Kjerulf studiedUnder Moritz Hauptmann
Ferdinand David studentOf Moritz Hauptmann
Moritz Hauptmann name Moritz Hauptmann