Hugo Richard Jüngst
Illustration — Hugo Richard Jüngst. • Illustration — His grave at Johannisfriedhof, Dresden Hugo Richard Jüngst (26 February 1853 – 3 March 1923) was a German composer and choir director. He wrote over 300 pieces, mainly for male choirs. Hugo Richard Jüngst was born in Dresden, Jüngst was a student of Julius Rietz.
Hugo Richard Jüngst
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- Born
- 1853 · Dresden.
- Died
- 1923 · Dresden.
- Nationality
- Germany
- Occupation
- composer · conductor · choir director
- Honours
- Albert Order
- Languages
- German
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Illustration — Hugo Richard Jüngst. • Illustration — His grave at Johannisfriedhof, Dresden Hugo Richard Jüngst (26 February 1853 – 3 March 1923) was a German composer and choir director. He wrote over 300 pieces, mainly for male choirs. Hugo Richard Jüngst was born in Dresden, Jüngst was a student of Julius Rietz.
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Born at Dresden in 1853, died in Dresden in 1923.
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1853
Hugo Richard Jüngst born at Dresden.
1923
Hugo Richard Jüngst died at Dresden.
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- 1.Legler, Tim. Hugo Jüngst. Sächsische Biographie. 25 February 2009.
- 2.Tiemeyer-Schütte, Meike. Das Deutsche Sängerwesen in Südaustralien vor Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkrieges zwischen Bewahrung von Deutschtum und Anglikanisierung. Lit, Münster. 2000. 9783825846015.
- 3.Spang & Luhn. Spin! Spin! = Spinn! Spinn! / [words] translated from the original by C.J. Bender; arranged by Hugo Jungst. 1897.
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