August Eberhard Müller

August Eberhard Müller was a German composer, organist and choir leader.

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August Eberhard Müller, a German organist and composer, initially pursued legal studies before becoming organist at Magdeburg in 1789, and later at St. Nicholas’ Church, Leipzig, in 1794, according to the Biographical Dictionary of Musicians (1886). He was also a notable teacher, with Charles-Gotthilf Gläser, born in 1784, receiving piano and harmony lessons from him in Leipzig, as recorded in Biographie universelle des musiciens (1883). Müller’s prolific output included numerous works for piano, such as sonatas and themes, alongside various organ sonatas and suites. He also composed multiple concertos for flute and orchestra, as well as methods for both flute and piano, and songs (Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, 1886).