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About Friedrich Johann Eck
Friedrich Johann Eck was a German violinist and composer, born May 25, 1767 in Schwetzingen and died February 22, 1838 in Paris. His father, Georg, a horn player, was originally from Bohemia and attached to the court of Mannheim (later in Munich). Eck studied in 1786 with Viotti, then was for 10 years a member of an orchestra in Munich and, from 1788, conductor of operas. After 1801 he moved to Nancy and Paris. Previously, during a visit to Vienna, he gave Viotti's Concerto No. 16 to Mozart, for which he improved the orchestration.
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Concerto pour violon in E-Flat Major: II. Un poco adagio - Formerly Attributed to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as K. 268
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Concerto pour violon in E-Flat Major: I. Allegro moderato - Formerly Attributed to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as K. 268
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Concerto pour violon in E-Flat Major: III. Rondo: Allegretto - Formerly Attributed to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as K. 268
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