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- Seuerling is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Carl Seuerling (1727-1795), German-born Swedish stage actor and theatre director Charlotta...
- Carl Gottfried Seuerling (1727-1795) was a German born, Swedish stage actor and theater director. He was the director of the Seuerling theater Company...
- i en melankolisk stund". Charlotta Seuerling was the daughter of Carl Gottfried Seuerling and Margareta Seuerling, actors and directors of a travelling...
- Seuerling (1775-1826), the actress Carolina Seuerling (1769-1821), the musician Charlotta Seuerling and the governess Gustafva Margaretha Seuerling (1786-1863)...
- for violin, string quartets and works for violin and guitar Charlotta Seuerling 1782 1828 Swedish composer, concert singer, harpsichordist and poet Friedrich...
- performed on a Swedish stage for the first time by the Seuerling Company, with Margareta Seuerling as Juliet. In 1795, during a performance by the theater...
- Birger Schöldström , Seuerling och hans "comædietroupp". Ett blad ur svenska landsortsteaterns historia, 1889 Birger Schöldström, Seuerling och hans "comædietroupp"...
- director Carl Seuerling, who arrived to Sweden in 1759, and are estimated to have been a child or a teenager at that time. Carl Seuerling married the Swedish...
- deaf in 1807 and supported the career of the blind musician Charlotta Seuerling, whose mother she saved from ruin. Shortly before Empress Maria's death...
- (b. 1710) 1794 – Paul Rabaut, French pastor (b. 1718) 1828 – Charlotta Seuerling, Swedish singer, harpsichord player, and composer (b. 1783) 1849 – Johann...