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Category:Muschner, Carl
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Carl Muschner
(21 July 1793 — 15 November 1865)
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Alternative Names/Transliterations: Karl Muschner
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Detailed biography:
Schlesisches Tonkünstler-Lexikon (1846), pp.207-209 (German)
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German organist and conductor.
Born 1793 in Wohlau/Schlesien (now Wołów, Poland), died 1865 in Schnepfenthal (Thuringen); see
Festschrift 100-jährigen Jubelfeier Erziehungsanstalt Schnepfenthal
(1884)
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From 1830 active in
Carlsruhe/Schlesien
as school rector and as 'music director' for
Eugen Duke of Württemberg
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