Paul Wranitzky ( Pavel Vranický ) is a Czech type-setter , born on December 30th 1757 in Neureisch (now Nová Říše in Moravie) and deceased on September 29th 1808 with Vienna.
In 1783, the type-setter Joseph Martin Kraus gives him courses at the time of his passage to Vienna. He binds friendship with his professor Joseph Haydn.
Its reputation of type-setter grows and it makes the meeting of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart of which it divides the same maconnic cabin Zur gekrönten Hoffnung . It becomes in 1790 director of the orchestras of the theaters of the court of Vienna. He is especially appreciated of his pars as a leader, thus Ludwig van Beethoven asks him to direct the first of his symphony n° 1 in 1800 and Haydn makes in the same way with its oratorio Creation.
His/her brother, Anton Wranitzky (1761-1820), was him also type-setter and violonist virtuoso.
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