Fuchs, Johann Leopold
(1785–1853)
Fuchs (Fuks, Fux), Johann Leopold (Ivan Ivanovich, Leopol'd Ivanovich) (11–2–1785, Dessau; 4–3/15–1853, P.). German theorist, pedagogue, and comp. Arrived in Russia in the late 1700s or early 1800s. Was known primarily as a pedagogue, among his students being Arnol'd, Glinka , and Rezvoy. Rezvoy also transl. Fuch's most important theoretical work, The Practical Guide to Composition (first publ. 1830). Works: Sort by:DefaultTitleDateAscendingDescending (most lost): 2 orat.: God (1831), Peter the…