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Wölfl Wölffl, Joseph
© Copyright Joseph Wölfl, engraving by J. G. Scheffner Wölfl (Wölffl), Joseph, b. Salzburg, Dec. 24, 1773, d. London (United Kingdom), May 21, 1812, pianist, composer. Pupil of M. Haydn and L. Mozart. Lived in Vienna from 1795, where he was greatly admired as a pianist (piano competitions with L. van Beethoven). Went to Paris in 1801, to London in 1805, where he also worked as a teacher. Works: 9 works for the stage, 7 piano concertos, 2 symphonies, piano and chamber music, songs.
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