- : 59 Nor does the word
Tragische appear on any of the
scores that C. F.
Kahnt published (first edition, 1906;
revised edition, 1906), in Specht's officially...
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Gustave Kahnt (1848–1923) was a
Luxembourgish composer and
conductor of
German origin. Born on 7
October 1848 in Berlin,
Kahnt was
naturalized as a Luxembourger...
- Berlin. p. 343.
Helmut Kahnt (2005). Das große Münzlexikon von A bis Z. Regenstauf:
Battenberg Gietl. p. 429.
Helmut Kahnt (2005). Das große Münzlexikon...
- Gulajev (SVK) 2 Lucas
Kahnt (GER) 1 Arsalan Budazhapov (KGZ) 7 Adam Thomson (CAN) 0 Arsalan Budazhapov (KGZ) 1 Lucas
Kahnt (GER) 5 Lucas
Kahnt (GER) 5 Ahmad...
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Supplement to the
Theory of Modulation.
Translated by John Bernhoff. Leipzig: C. F.
Kahnt Nachfolger. pp. 46–50.
Overview of
compositions with 7 accidentals...
- to the
Theory of Modulation.
Translated by John Bernhoff. Leipzig: C. F.
Kahnt Nachfolger. pp. 42–45. "Ewald, Victor:
Quintet No 4 in A♭, op 8", Hickey's...
- Engelhorn, Stuttgart, 1863, p. 332 (in German)Pre-metric
units of
length Helmut Kahnt (1986), BI-Lexikon Alte Maße, Münzen und
Gewichte (in German) (1 ed.), Leipzig:...
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orchestrated by Max Pullman, an
editor at the
publishing company C. F.
Kahnt [de], who
first published these Lieder. Four of the Rückert-Lieder ("Liebst...
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thematischem Verzeichnis seiner Kompositionen und zwei Bildern. Leipzig: C. F.
Kahnt, 1919. Helm, Eugene. "Wilhelm
Friedemann Bach", in
Christoph Wolff et al...
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dedicated to Kálmán Chován, C. F.
Kahnt, Leipzig, 1885
Fantasia for
piano op. 10,
dedicated to
Robert Radecke, C. F.
Kahnt, Leipzig, 1885
Hungarian dances...
