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Johann Ignaz Walter

Johann Ignaz Walter (31 August 1755 – 22 February 1822) was an operatic tenor, opera director and composer in Austria and Germany.

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Johann Ignaz Walter

Born
1755 · Radonice.
Died
1822 · Regensburg.
Nationality
Austrian Empire
Occupation
singer · composer · theatre manager · conductor · opera director · actor
Fields
music composing · singing · composed musical work · music composition
Languages
German

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Johann Ignaz Walter (31 August 1755 – 22 February 1822) was an operatic tenor, opera director and composer in Austria and Germany.

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Johann Ignaz Walter (1755–1822) was an actor, composer and conductor, among other activities, of Austrian nationality. The actor was born in Radonice and died in Regensburg. Activity centred on composed musical work, music composing and music composition.

The work spans classical and opera. Languages used include German.

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