Louis Schlösser studied under Rodolphe Kreutzer in Paris after receiving a scholarship that allowed him to continue his musical education. This period of study took place following his three years of training in Vienna, and positioned Schlösser within the Parisian violin tradition that Kreutzer helped establish as a professor at the Conservatoire de Paris.
Kreutzer, already a renowned violinist, pedagogue, and co‑founder of the French violin school, counted Schlösser among his numerous students. Schlösser’s instruction under Kreutzer linked him directly to one of the leading violin virtuosos and teachers of the early 19th century, influencing his development as a violinist and composer.
