Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht
Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht is recorded as having received honorary citizen of Aschersleben. Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht was born in 1802 at Aschersleben. Wieprecht died in 1872 at Berlin.
Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht
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- Born
- 1802 · Aschersleben.
- Died
- 1872 · Berlin.
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Prussia
- Occupation
- composer · conductor
- Honours
- honorary citizen of Aschersleben
- Languages
- German
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Biography
Ludwig Bussler is recorded as having studied under Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht. The recorded working language is German. Places of work recorded in the authority are Berlin. Distinctions recorded are honorary citizen of Aschersleben.
Wilhelm Wieprecht, German composer and conductor. "Daheim" magazine, 1868.
Hermann Lüders für die Zeitschrift Daheim (Velhagen Klasing) · https
Generalkapellmeister Wilhelm Wieprecht. Nach dem Leben für das Daheim gezeichnet von Hermann Lüders
Hermann Lüders (1837-1872) · This image has been extracted from another file
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Aschersleben.
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Berlin.
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