Category:Bagge, Selmar/Arranger

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Selmar Bagge

Selmar Bagge

(30 June 1823 — 16 July 1896)
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Name in Other Languages: Зельмар Багге, سيلمار باج, زلمار باگه
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Aliases: Багге Зельмар, Bagge
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Authorities - WorldCat, Wikipedia, VIAF: 15509833, LCCN: no2005073116, ISNI: 0000000115995248, GND: 116039191, SUDOC: 200484338, BNF: 102615560, BIBSYS: 5032848, HDS: 043578, MusicBrainz: 0673ff82-67cf-42d7-a116-47aa5a1d5406, NKC: mzk2009512275, ICCU: MUSV003693
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Bagge's wife, the pianist Justine Wendelstadt (1825-1908) was the daughter of Carl Friedrich Wendelstadt (1786-1840), a famous artist. was
Hermann Levi (letter to Brahms Oct 6th 1865) was convinced, and Brahms agreed, that Bagge, along with Reinecke, was responsible for Breitkopf's refusal to publish his Op.36 sextet.
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The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.

Page Name Cat. No. I-Cat. Key Year
Matthäuspassion, BWV 244 (Bach, Johann Sebastian) BWV 244 ; BC D3b IJB 391 E minor 1736, revised 1742, 1743-46
Symphony No.6, Op.68 (Beethoven, Ludwig van) Op.68 ILB 277 F major 1808
Symphony No.9, Op.125 (Beethoven, Ludwig van) Op.125 ILB 280 D minor 1822-1824
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