Category:Langhans, Louise∕Dedicatee

Category:Langhans, Louise/Dedicatee

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Louise Langhans

(2 February 1826 — 13 October 1910)

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Alternative Names/Transliterations: Louise Japha, Luise Langhans, Louise Langhans-Japha

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Name in Other Languages: Louise Japha, 露易絲·加法, 露易丝·加法, לואיז יאפה, لويس چافا, 露易丝·亚法, Луиза Лангханс-Яфа

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Aliases: 露易絲·亞法, Louise Langhans-Japha, Louise Hermine Japha, Louise Japha Langhans

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Her cousin and brother-in-law was the distinguished violinist George Japha (1835-1892), teacher, in Cologne (1863-90), of Carl Venth, Harry Schloming, Friedrich August Stock and Emil Kreuz, who edited Rode's Caprices (Schlesinger, 1877).
From 1858 to 1874 married to Wilhelm Langhans (1832—1892)

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The following 2 pages are in this category, out of 2 total.

Page Name	Cat. No.	I-Cat.	Key	Year
Improvisation sur la Beethoven-Cantate (Saint-Saëns, Camille)	-	ICS 285	-	-
6 Songs, Op.6 (Brahms, Johannes)	Op.6	IJB 116	see below	1852–53