Josef Reiter was initially a teacher in Upper Austria. After completing the state examination, he worked as a music and singing teacher. 1908–11 he was director of the Mozarteum. Reiter founded and led several singing societies, was conductor of the Hofburg Theater in 1917/18, and otherwise freelanced, from 1921 at Riedegg Castle and in Bayerisch-Gmain. He became a supporter of the Nazis during the 1920s, and in 1931 dedicated his Goethe Symphony to Adolf Hitler.
| ID |
Title |
Genre |
| op. 133 |
Per aspera ad astra |
sextet |
Works
Per aspera ad astra
Sextett
op. 133
