Jan Stefani
Jan Stefani was a Russian and Czech conductor, composer, violinist, musician and chapelmaster (1746–1829). He was born at Prague and died at Warsaw.
Jan Stefani in brief
- Born
- 1746
- Died
- 1829
- Known for
- conductor, composer, violinist, musician and chapelmaster
- Place of birth
- Prague
Identity
What the record establishes about Jan Stefani.
Jan Stefani is recorded as a citizen of Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. Jan Stefani is recorded with the occupation chapelmaster. Jan Stefani is recorded as a citizen of Russian Empire. Jan Stefani is recorded as a citizen of Czech Republic. Jan Stefani is recorded with the occupation violinist. Jan Stefani is recorded with the occupation conductor.
Jan Stefani is recorded with the occupation composer. Jan Stefani is classed in the genre liturgical music. Jan Stefani is recorded with the occupation musician. Jan Stefani is classed in the genre classical music. Jan Stefani is recorded as a citizen of Poland. Jan Stefani is classed in the genre opera.
Jan Stefani is recorded as conductor, composer, violinist, musician and chapelmaster.
Chronology
- 1746Jan Stefani born at Prague.
- 1746Jan Stefani was born on 1 January 1746.
- 1829Jan Stefani died at Warsaw.
- 1829Jan Stefani died on 24 February 1829.
- 1839Jan Stefani died on 1 January 1839.
Sources
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- 1.
“Jan Stefani”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q329068: Jan Stefani
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