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Reinhold Becker

Reinhold Becker (August 11, 1842 – December 7, 1924) was a German composer and violinist. Beginning his career as a violinist, he switched to composition after a muscular injury ended his playing career. His opera Frauenlob, to a libretto by Franz Koppel-Ellfeld, was premiered in Dresden in 1892.

Reinhold Becker

Born
1842. · Adorf/Vogtl.
Died
1924. · Dresden.
Nationality
Germany.
Occupation
violinist, composer and university teacher.
Languages
German.

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Reinhold Becker, a musician, violinist, composer and arranger, was born on 11 August 1842 in Adorf/Vogtl. and died on 7 December 1924 in Dresden.

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