Friedrich Schlichtegroll
Friedrich Schlichtegroll was a musicologist, music historian, writer, journalist, biographer and numismatist (1765–1822). He was born at Waltershausen and died at Munich.
Also recorded as Adolf Heinrich Friedrich Schlichtegroll.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the heading Adolf Heinrich Friedrich Schlichtegroll. His recorded language was German.
He was the child of Daniel Schlichtegroll. 2 children are recorded: Antonin von Schlichtegroll and Nathanael Schlichtegroll.
Identity
Friedrich Schlichtegroll is recorded as musicologist, music historian, writer, journalist and biographer. Friedrich Schlichtegroll is recorded with the citizenship of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg.
In detail
Friedrich Schlichtegroll studied at University of Göttingen. the recorded working language is German.
Employment is recorded with Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities. Membership is recorded of Illuminati, Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities and Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences.
Chronology
- 1765Friedrich Schlichtegroll born at Waltershausen.
- 1765Friedrich Schlichtegroll was born in 1765 at Waltershausen.
- 1822Friedrich Schlichtegroll died at Munich.
- 1822Friedrich Schlichtegroll died in 1822 at Munich.
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“Friedrich Schlichtegroll”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q213865: Friedrich Schlichtegroll
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