Background
Carl Höckh was born in January 1707 to Christoph and Magdalena Höckh of Ebersdorf. He studied violin with his father and voice with Ferdinand Dorfmüller.
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He was then taught by Michael Schade before becoming a military oboist. All four became musicians for Sukascheffski Szaniawsky, governor of Warsaw. Höckh played violin and horn.
In 1734, he became music director at Zerbst on the recommendation of Benda, teaching and performing violin.
His students included Friedrich Wilhelm Rust, Johann Wilhelm Hertel, and Carl Friedrich Christian Fasch.
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Quotations: "one of the founders of the German school of violin playing".
Membership
As a member of the Franz Paul Graf Weilli regiment, he spent two years in Temesvár and Orsova before leaving to travel through Poland with Franz Benda, Georg Zarth and Wilhelm Weidner.
