Johann Gottlob Freudenberg

Johann Gottlob Freudenberg (* 1712 in Wachau (Saxony) , † after 1773 ) was a German violinist .

Life

Freudenberg attended the Annenschule in Dresden and learned to play the violin with the royal chamber musician Johann Georg Fickler († 1779). From 1743 he was a member of the court orchestra of Friedrich II. He also worked as a sheet music copier .

literature

Friedrich Wilhelm Marpurg , Historical-Critical Contributions to the Recording of Music 1 (1755), p. 548

Web links

Sheet music and audio files by Johann Gottlob Freudenberg in the International Music Score Library Project

Individual evidence

↑ According to Augsbach, Freudenberg can still be verified as a copyist in 1773. Horst Augsbach, thematic-systematic catalog raisonné (QV) Johann Joachim Quantz , Stuttgart 1997, p. XX.

personal data
SURNAME	Freudenberg, Johann Gottlob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German violinist
DATE OF BIRTH	1712
PLACE OF BIRTH	Wachau (Saxony)
DATE OF DEATH	after 1773

[1] According to Augsbach, Freudenberg can still be verified as a copyist in 1773. Horst Augsbach, thematic-systematic catalog raisonné (QV) Johann Joachim Quantz , Stuttgart 1997, p. XX.