Milan Munclinger
Milan Munclinger was a Czechoslovak composer, conductor, music educator, musicologist, opinion journalist and editor (1923–1986). He was born at Košice and died at Prague.
Milan Munclinger in brief
- Born
- 1923
- Died
- 1986
- Known for
- composer, conductor, music educator, musicologist, opinion journalist, editor, music journalist and music critic
- Place of birth
- Košice
Identity and origins
He was the child of Josef František Munclingr. He married Viktorie Švihlíková. Other recorded relations include Tibor Honty.
Identity
What the record establishes about Milan Munclinger.
Milan Munclinger is recorded with the occupation opinion journalist. Milan Munclinger is recorded with the occupation music educator. Milan Munclinger is recorded as a citizen of Czechoslovakia. Milan Munclinger is classed in the genre classical music. Milan Munclinger is recorded as composer, conductor, music educator, musicologist and opinion journalist. Milan Munclinger is recorded with the citizenship of Czechoslovakia.
Chronology
- 1923Milan Munclinger born at Košice.
- 1923Milan Munclinger was born on 3 August 1923.
- 1923Milan Munclinger was born on 3 July 1923.
- 1986Milan Munclinger died at Prague.
- 1986Milan Munclinger died on 30 March 1986.
Sources
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- 1.
“Milan Munclinger”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q329205: Milan Munclinger
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