Napoléon Henri Reber

1807–1880 (age 73)

Biography

Napoléon Henri Reber was a distinguished French composer whose musical works contributed to the rich cultural heritage of nineteenth-century France. His compositions reflected the artistic sensibilities of the Romantic era and earned him recognition among his contemporaries.

Reber's lasting influence on French music was acknowledged through his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery following his death in 1880, a final honor befitting his artistic achievements and cultural significance.

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