Józef Kozłowski

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Józef Kozłowski ( Ossip Kozłowski , Russian О́сип Анто́нович Козло́вский Osip Antonowitsch Koslowski; * 1757 in Warsaw ; † 27 February July / 11 March  1831 greg. In Saint Petersburg ) was a Russian-Polish composer.

Kozłowski worked as a music teacher in various Polish noble houses before he took part in the Turkish War. From there he went to St. Petersburg with Prince Grigory Alexandrovich Potjomkin . After his death in 1791 he became inspector for music and in 1803 music director of the Imperial Theater.

He composed several operas, about seventy polonaise, several masses, a requiem on the death of the Polish King Stanislaus II (1798), a te deum for the coronation of the Russian Tsar Nicholas I (1825), as well as cantatas, piano pieces and romances.

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