- Kálmán
Kerpely (Oravicabánya,
Hungary [today Oraviţa, Romania], 11
October 1864 – Budapest, Hungary, 24 June 1940) agronomist, agrochemist, a corresponding...
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often interrupted by silence. The work was
dedicated to the Waldbauer-
Kerpely String Quartet [hu], who gave the
piece its
premiere on 3
March 1918 in...
- The
piece was
premiered on 19
March 1910 in
Budapest by the Waldbauer-
Kerpely Quartet, two days
after Bartók pla**** the
piano with them in a concert...
- Arte
Quartet but its
first public performance was
given by the Waldbauer-
Kerpely Quartet in
Budapest on 20
March 1929. It was
first published in the same...
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writer and
essayist Adolf Humborg (1847–1921),
Austrian painter Kálmán
Kerpely (1864–1940),
Hungarian agronomist András Lévai (1908–2003),
Hungarian engineer...
- Steuermann's
sister Salka Viertel, Imre
Waldbauer et al. of the Waldbauer-
Kerpely Quartet [hu],
Franz Werfel,
Arnold Zweig, and Jung-Wien
writers Peter Altenberg...
- Casella. The
piece was
premiered on 19
February 1929 by the Waldbauer-
Kerpely Quartet in London's
Wigmore Hall. The
piece was
first published in 1929...
- Jenő
Kerpely [hu] (1885–1954;
sometimes seen as Eugène de
Kerpely) in
Budapest on 7 May 1918.
Kerpely was the
cellist of the Waldbauer-
Kerpely Quartet...
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Kerpen (German: [ˈkɛʁpm̩] ; Ripuarian:
Kerpe) is the most po****ted town in the Rhein-Erft-Kreis (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany). It is
located about...
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Karacha Too 20 5
Kekkirim Too 4351
Baidamtal 60 38 Kek Kyya
Range 4960 20 14
Kerpe Too 4552 36 18
Kyzart Too 4400 30 16
Moldo Too 4185 110 26
Naryn Too 4499...
