Classification · Mannheim School
1731 – 1798
Mannheim - Frankfurt
Review
Johann Stamitz's Alumno continued his legacy at the head of the Mannheim orchestra, which historian Charles Burney described as the most complete and disciplined in Europe. He followed Munich to court in 1778.
He composed about two hundred works, including numerous symphonies and ballet music. He was a friend of Mozart, who during his stay in Mannheim taught his daughter Rosa and dedicated the Sonata for piano K. 309.
Main works
- Symphonies (more than 70)
- Ballet music for Mannheim court
- Opera Azakia (1778)
- Concerting symphonies
- Trios and camera music
