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Hermann Graedener or Grädener (8 May 1844 – 15
September 1929) was a
German composer,
conductor and teacher. He was born in Kiel in the
Duchy of Holstein...
- Karl
Graedener (14
January 1812 – 10 June 1883) was a
German composer. He was born in Rostock. From 1835 to 1838 he was a
cellist in Helsinki. Then, he...
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Johan Svendsen, Carl Grädener,
Joachim Raff,
Woldemar Bargiel,
Hermann Graedener,
Reinhold Glière,
Ferdinand Thieriot, Max Bruch, and
Airat Ichmouratov...
- Stephănescu 1843 1925
Romanian Eugène
Gigout 1844 1925
French Hermann Graedener 1844 1929
German Richard Hofmann 1844 1918
German Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov...
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studied piano with
Leopold Landskron and
Josef Dachs,
harmony with
Hermann Graedener,
counterpoint and composition—like Mahler—with
Franz Krenn. He studied...
- the
stale environment personified for him by
Robert Fuchs and
Hermann Graedener.
Having considered many candidates, he
offered teaching positions to Schoenberg...
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public concerts beginning in 1781.
Gustav Eggers (1835–1860) and Karl
Graedener (1812–1883) were the most
important composers of the
Romantic period in...
- in 1906. He also
attended the
Vienna Conservatory,
taught by
Hermann Graedener and
Robert Fuchs. Mandić
returned to
native Trieste,
opened a law office...
- Porumbescu,
composer (b. 1853) Per L****on,
composer (b. 1859) June 10 – Karl
Graedener, cellist,
singing teacher and
composer (b. 1812) July 14 –
Svend Grundtvig...
- soloist.
Wilhelm Taubert (1811–1891),
German composer of 4
symphonies Karl
Graedener (1812–1883),
German composer of 2
symphonies Emilie Mayer (1812–1883)...
