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August Baeyens

August Louis Baeyens (5 June 1895 in Antwerp – 17 July 1966 in Antwerp) was a Belgian violist and composer. Baeyens studied viola, harmony and counterpoint with Napoleon Distelmans and August de Boeck at the Flemish Conservatory in Antwerp receiving a first prize in viola in 1916. Beginning in 1911, he was a viola player in Belgian orchestras including that of the French-language opera company in Antwerp, de Royal, and in the orchestra of the Nieuwe Concerten.

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August Baeyens

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August Baeyens died on 17 July 1966. · Antwerp.
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Belgium
Occupation
composer
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opera

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August Baeyens (5 juin 1895 – 17 juillet 1966) fut compositeur, altiste et violoniste.

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August Baeyens naquit le 5 juin 1895 à Anvers. August Baeyens mourut le 17 juillet 1966 à Anvers.

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