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Johann August Franz Burgmüller

Johann August Franz Burgmüller

Grabstein auf dem Golzheimer Friedhof

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Born
1766 · Magdeburg.
Died
1824 · Düsseldorf.
Nationality
Germany
Occupation
composer · pianist · conductor · music director
Languages
German

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Johann August Franz Burgmüller compare negli archivi di autorità della Deutsche Nationalbibliothek come pianista, compositore e “Musikdirektor” (3 maggio 1766 – 21 agosto 1824).

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Johann August Franz Burgmüller nacque il 3 maggio 1766 a Magdeburg e morì il 21 agosto 1824 a Düsseldorf.

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