About Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl
Lived 1710 – 1782 (aged 72). Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl was a trumpeter and violist.
Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl (August 12, 1710, Innsbruck – September 5, 1782, Mannheim) was a German trumpeter and viola player. He was a musician in service to Charles III Philip, Elector Palatine, and was for many years lead trumpeter in the orchestra of Palatinate. The patriarch of the Fränzl family of musicians, his son was the violinist and composer Ignaz Fränzl and his grandson was the violinist and composer Ferdinand Fränzl.
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Who was Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl?
German musician
When was Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl born?
Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl was born on 12 August 1710 in Innsbruck.
When did Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl die?
Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl died on 15 September 1782 in Mannheim.
What was Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl's occupation?
Ferdinand Rudolph Fränzl was a trumpeter and violist.
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