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American composer (1867–1931)
Adolf H. A. Weidig (28 November 1867, in Hamburg, Germany – 23 September 1931) was an American composer who was born and raised in Hamburg. After extensive
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Kindermann. Johann Krieger Johann Pachelbel [pupils] this teacher's teachers Weidig (1867–1931) studied with teachers including Hugo Riemann. Vivian Fine Ruth
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Defunct school of music in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
Edward Heim late 1980s: Carl L. Waldschmidt, PhD circa early 1900s: Adolf Weidig, associate director and dean of the department of theory For over a century
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American composer (1901–1953)
the conservatory, she began composition and music theory studies with Adolf Weidig and wrote several early works, including a Nocturne for Violin and Piano
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Hermann Scholtz Arthur Smolian Ferdinand Thieriot Ludwig Thuille [pupils] Adolf Weidig [pupils] Friedrich Weigmann Arthur Willner Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari [pupils]
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American contralto and voice teacher
Handel's Messiah with the Yankton Choral Union. She gave a recital with Adolf Weidig, Heniot Levy, and Louise Robyn at Kimball Hall in Chicago in February
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American composer
the American Conservatory of Music in 1927, under the supervision of Adolf Weidig. Akers Phillips began giving recitals and performing her compositions
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German military official, radical activist and publisher (1797–1860)
works are Der Tod des Pfarrers Friedrich Ludwig Weidig (The Death of Pastor Friedrich Ludwig Weidig.) as well as Die Bewegung der Produktion (Movement
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September 23 Harry Macdonough, pioneer recording artist (born 1871) Adolf Weidig, composer (born 1867) October 3 – Carl Nielsen, composer (born 1865)
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American harpist and composer
also taught harp and composed harp music. She studied composition with Adolf Weidig in Chicago. She dedicated her composition "The Squirrel" (1915) to "my
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Wiegenlied (Nocturne and Lullaby) for viola and piano, Op. 4 (1890) Adolf Weidig (1867–1931) Kleines Trio (Little Trio) in D minor for violin, viola and
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American composer (1888–1975)
Conservatory of Music in Chicago under Heniot Levy, Wilhelm Middleschulte, and Adolf Weidig. Shope paid for Barnett to study in Europe, and she departed in 1909
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German dramatist (1813–1837)
In July 1834, with the help of evangelical theologian Friedrich Ludwig Weidig, he published the leaflet Der Hessische Landbote (The Hessian Courier),
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American pianist, composer, and educator
Conservatory of Music in Chicago, Illinois, for musical composition under Adolf Weidig and piano under Silvio Scionti. She later attended the University of
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Kroeger, Fannie Payne, Richard S. Poppen, Nellie Strong Stevenson and Adolf Weidig. In 1896, she gave a recital of her own compositions in St. Louis. Ralston
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American composer, pianist, and music educator
president of the Troendle Wholesale Paper Company. Troendle studied with Adolf Weidig and Arne Oldberg at Northwestern University, and with pianist Fannie
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American Composer and Reciter
the American Conservatory in Chicago in 1918, where she studied with Adolf Weidig. Fergus served as the president of the National League of American Pen
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American musician
studied with Arthur Dunham, Frank van Dusen, Wilhelm Middleschutte and Adolf Weidig at the American Conservatory, where she received a gold medal, as well
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Austro-German music educator, and composer
the post of director in 1933/34. During this period, according to Rudolf Weidig, he openly opposed the aggressively nationalist politics of the Carpathian
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Wasniczek Waters, Horace Watlen, John Weaver Weber Webster Wegman Weidenslaufer Weidig, C. Weihenmeyer & Co. Weinbach Weinstein and Sons Weiss Weissbrod Wellington
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German social democratic politician (1826–1900)
was the fate of his maternal great-uncle, the pastor Friedrich Ludwig Weidig. Weidig was a leading figure in the revolutionary democratic underground in
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Büchner, German playwright, typhus (b. 1813) February 23 – Friedrich Ludwig Weidig, German Protestant theologian, pastor and radical, suicide (b. 1791) March
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May 2025. Sztobryn, Marzenna; Stigge, Hans-Joachim; Wielbińska, Danuta; Weidig, Bärbel; Stanisławczyk, Ida; Kańska, Alicja; Krzysztofik, Katarzyna; Kowalska
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Büchner, German playwright, typhus (b. 1813) February 23 – Friedrich Ludwig Weidig, German Protestant theologian, pastor and radical, suicide (b. 1791) March
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