- ****
Mendelssohn (14
November 1805 – 14 May 1847) was a
German composer and
pianist of the
early Romantic era who was
known as ****
Hensel after her...
- Makrigiannis: vocals, guitar, piano, b****, keyboard,
percussion (died 2022)
Cæcilie Trier: cello,
backing vocals Jakob Millung: b**** Bo Rande: br**** instruments...
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Cæcilie Norby (born 9
September 1964) is a
Danish jazz and rock singer. She has
performed as part of the
bands Street Beat, Frontline, and One-Two. Since...
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Leucophlebia caecilie is a moth of the
family Sphingidae. It is
known from Cameroon. "CATE
Creating a
Taxonomic eScience - Sphingidae". Cate-sphingidae...
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careers connected with the stage.
Wagner also had a
younger half-sister,
Caecilie, born in 1815 to his
mother and her
second husband Geyer. See also Wagner...
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Caecilie Seler-Sachs (1 June 1855 – 4
January 1935) was a
German ethnologist,
photographer and author. She did
research on
topics in
Mesoamerican history...
- "St. Cecilia, or the
Power of Music" (German: Die
heilige Cäcilie oder die
Gewalt der Musik) is a
short story by the
German author Heinrich von Kleist...
- Year
Title Role
Notes 2002 Open
Hearts Cæcilie Pagh
Elsker dig for
evigt Nominated—Bodil
Award for Best
Actress Nominated—Robert
Award for Best Actress...
- en-bloc clip
Possibly the
inventor of the
first semi-auto
rifle Spouse Caecilie von
Mannlicher Awards Order of the Iron
Crown (Austria)
Order of the Crown...
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Margarete Caecilie Tietz (née: Dzialoszynski; born
August 31, 1887, in Berlin; died
February 26, 1972, in London) was a
social activist,
educator and patron...
