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Fischhof is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Adolf Fischhof (1816–1893), Hungarian-Austrian
writer and
politician Robert Fischhof (1856–1918)...
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Joseph Fischhof (4
April 1804 – 28 June 1857) was a pianist,
composer and
professor at the
Vienna Conservatory of Music,
belonging to the
Romantic school...
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Robert Fischhof (31
October 1856 – 31
March 1918) was a pianist, composer, and
professor at the
Vienna Music Conservatoire.
Robert Fischhof was born in...
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Adolf Fischhof (Hungarian:
Fischhof Adolf; 8
December 1816 – 23
March 1893) was a Hungarian-Austrian
writer and
politician of
Jewish descent.
After studying...
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Auerbach family settled at Vienna. A near-relative,
Meshullam Solomon Fischhof-Auerbach,
achieved eminence in that city and
married Miriam Lucerna, the...
- the so-called Bach
system (Bachsches System) were, in the
words of
Adolf Fischhof, four "armies": a
standing army of soldiers, a
sitting army of
office holders...
- of
social revolution (apparently
typified in
Joseph Goldmark and
Adolf Fischhof of Vienna) and of
international capital, as seen in the 1848
report from...
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Piano Sonata in E-flat (found at
Fischhof 42v,
previously uncatalogued) Unv. 14
Variations for
Piano in A (found at
Fischhof 25v
through 26v,
previously uncatalogued)...
- Dell'Acqua 1856 1930
Belgian Kateřina Emingerová 1856 1934
Czech Robert Fischhof 1856 1918
Austrian André
Gedalge 1856 1926
French Helen Hopekirk 1856 1945...
- von Suppé,
Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst,
Antonio Casimir Cartellieri,
Joseph Fischhof and
Eduard Marxsen who
would later teach Johannes Brahms. In his youth...
