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Jean-Baptiste Krumpholz (Czech: ''Jan Křtitel Krumpholtz'') (8 May 1742 – 19 February 1790)〔 - however, the Czech source mentions, that the written record about his birth in the registers of Budenice or Zlonice from 1739 to 1756 doesn't exist.〕 was a Czech composer and harpist.
== Biography ==
Krumpholz was born in Budenice, near Zlonice. He learned music from his father while growing up in Paris; in 1773 he played a successful harp concerto in the Burgtheater in Vienna. After serving three years in Count Esterházy's court orchestra (1773–1776) during which he is said to have taken counterpoint lessons with Joseph Haydn, he embarked on a successful concert tour of Europe. In Paris and Metz he worked along with manufacturers Jean Henri Naderman, his son François Joseph Naderman, and S. Erard towards improving the construction of the harp. He composed concertos and sonatas for harp and chamber music. He drowned himself in the Seine after his wife and former pupil, Anne-Marie Krumpholtz (1755–1824), also a virtuoso harpist, eloped to London, although the story that this was with pianist Jan Ladislav Dussek is apocryphal.
He was the brother of Wenzel Krumpholz, violinist and mandolin player.
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