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Josip Runjanin (8
December 1821 – 20
January 1878), born
Josif Runjanin (Serbian Cyrillic: Јосиф Руњанин), was an
Austrian career military officer, politician...
- ('Croatian Homeland') in 1835. In 1846,
Josip Runjanin (1821–1878)
composed the
music for "Horvatska domovina".
Runjanin's army
bandmaster Josip Wendl adapted his...
- of
their entrance were
Nandi Uzelac, Hana Rodić,
Gabrijela Fatorić, Iva
Runjanin,
Karla Krneta,
Klara Perko,
Marija Malenica,
Mirna Gostinski, Ana Raščan...
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Croatian Biographical Lexicon (in Croatian). "Josip
Runjanin" (in Croatian). Vinkovci:
Josip Runjanin Music School. 13 May 2014. Tomasović,
Mirko (20 March...
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especially by the
magnificent closing parade. Vinkovci's
music school Josip Runjanin is
named after the
composer of the
Croatian national anthem Lijepa naša...
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writing the
national anthem of Croatia,
which was put to
music by
Josip Runjanin and
adopted in 1891. Klanjec, his birthplace,
holds a
monument to him and...
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Srbin u vojnike" (Gladly does the Serb
become a soldier) by
Josip Runjanin. This
eventually gives way to the
second section,
written in the relative...
- lyrics'
dates vary.
Jenko composed "Bože pravde" and "Naprej
zastava slave";
Runjanin composed "Lijepa naša domovino".
Arranged in 1918, compositions' dates...
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Bottesini 1821 1889
Italian conductor,
composer and
double b****
virtuoso Josip Runjanin 1821 1878
Croatian composer Emilie Holmberg 1821 1854
Swedish composer...
- Left:
Matija Ban, poet and dramatist,
member of Serb-Catholic
movement in
Dubrovnik Right:
Josip Runjanin,
composer of
Croatian national anthem...
