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Tobias Haslinger

Mar 1, 1787 - Jun 18, 1842

Austria

Tobias Haslinger was an Austrian who worked as both a composer and a music publisher. He played an important role in the music world during his time. His work involved managing and producing music, which helped composers reach a wider audience. Haslinger was known for publishing music by many famous composers. Some of those he published include Ludwig van Beethoven, Ignaz Moscheles, Louis Spohr, Karl Maria von Weber, Robert Schumann, and Franz Liszt. His role as a publisher connected him closely to important figures in classical music history. Through his publishing efforts, Haslinger helped bring the works of these composers to the public. This gave listeners access to new pieces and supported composers in their careers. His contributions to music publishing were significant during his lifetime.

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Tobias Haslinger was born

Beginning of the composer’s lifetime.

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Tobias Haslinger died

End of the composer’s lifetime.