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Musicians who play the
harpsichord are
known as harpsichordists. This list
includes post 19th-century harpsichordists.
Notable earlier harpsichordists...
- unrepresented. His
household emplo****
Johann Gottfried Müthel as an
organist and
cembalist, and
Konrad Ekhof as a comedian. In 1714, he
married Duchess Gustave Caroline...
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Olivera Đurđević (1928 in
Belgrade – 2006) was a
Serbian pianist,
cembalist and
professor at the
Faculty of
Music in Belgrade.
Faculty of
Music in Belgrade...
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Symphony Orchestra etc.).
Since 2004 he has been a
standing organist and
cembalist of
Barocco sempre giovane chamber orchestra (artistic
director Josef Krečmer)...
- der Predigerkirche,
retrieved 15
October 2020. Jörg-Andreas Bötticher,
Cembalist der Extrakl****e. 2012
programme on
Radio SRF 2
Kultur Literature by and...
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musicologist and
writer Günther
Ramin (1898–1956),
German composer, organist,
cembalist, conductor,
Thomaskantor Max
Reger (1873–1917),
German composer, conductor...
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California – 2
August 2017 in Victoria,
British Columbia) was a
Canadian cembalist, organist,
musicologist and
music educator.
Schwandt studied harpsichord...
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record the
complete vocal works of Bach. His
regular solo
partners include cembalist Markus Märkl and the
virtuoso lutenist Edin Karamazov. He
performed as...
- held the directorship. In 1703
Handel came from
Halle to
Hamburg as a
cembalist and
violin player, and a
famous duel took
place between Handel and Mattheson...
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became the
second harpsichordist of the
royal operatic ensemble, ("zweiter
Cembalist der königl. Operncapelle") to
accompany the king, who pla**** the flute...
