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Géza Allaga

Géza Allaga (1841 – 19 March 1913) was a Hungarian composer, cellist and cymbalist. He was a member of the Hungarian Royal Opera orchestra and published Cimbalom, his first textbook on the subject before 1889.

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Géza Allaga

Magyar Zeneköltők Kiállítási Albuma, Budapest, 1885, Rózsavölgyi és Társa cs. és kir. udvari zeneműkereskedése. Liszt Ferenc, Joachim József, Heller István, Goldmark Károly, Bertha Sándor, Végh János, Székely Imre, Ábrányi Kornél, Siposs Antal, Nikolics Sándor, Zimay László, Gaal Ferencz, Juhász Aladár, Major J. Gyula, Aggházy Károly, Horváth Atilla, Bartalus István, Bogisich Mihály, gróf Zichy Gé

Rózsavölgyi és Társa cs. és kir. udvari zeneműkereskedése · Magyar zeneköltők kiállítási albuma 1885 · Public domain

Name
Géza Allaga
Born
25 March 1841
Birthplace
Bečej, Potisje, Kingdom of Hungary, Habsburg monarchy
Died
13 August 1913
Place of death
Baja, Austria-Hungary
Occupation
Teacher and composer
Spouse
Róza Thewrewk of Ponor (married 1868–1891, her death) Lilla Sévits
Nationality
Hungary
Languages
Hungarian

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