Carl Czerny said in his autobiography, that he it was Krumpholz who had introduced him to Beethoven and that Krumpholz was one of the first to recognise Beethoven's genius, and inspired others with his own enthusiasm.
Carl Czerny said in his autobiography, that he it was who introduced Krumpholz to Beethoven. Czerny felt that and that Krumpholz was one of the first to recognise Beethoven's genius, and inspired others with his own enthusiasm.