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Maciej Kamieński

Maciej Kamieński (13 October 1734, Sopron – 25 January 1821, Warsaw) was a Polish classical composer of Slovak origin. He studied music in Sopron, where his patron was Count Henckl von Donnersmarck. After his death (1760), Kamieński moved to Vienna to continue his education.

Maciej Kamieński

Maciej Kamieński, twórca pierwszej opery polskiej

http: Tygodnik Illustrowany. 1879, Seria 3, T. 7 nr 163, s. 81 · Public domain

Born
1734 · Sopron.
Died
1821 · Warsaw.
Nationality
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth · Duchy of Warsaw · Congress Poland
Occupation
composer
Fields
music
Languages
Polish

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Maciej Kamieński (13 October 1734, Sopron – 25 January 1821, Warsaw) was a Polish classical composer of Slovak origin. He studied music in Sopron, where his patron was Count Henckl von Donnersmarck. After his death (1760), Kamieński moved to Vienna to continue his education.

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  1. 01Biography
  2. 02Compositions and principal works
  3. 03Archives and collections
  4. 04Notes, references and evidence

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