William deaf ore
William deaf ore, porträtiert from Eduard Magnus, 1862
Karl Gottfried William deaf ore (* 23. March 1811 in Berlin, † 7. January 1891 in Berlin) was a German composer.
The pupil of Ludwig Berger and Bernhard Klein became 1831 conductor of the citizens of Berlin of yard concerts and 1841 also director of music of the royal opera. From 1845 to 1869 it was yard kapellmeister (since 1849 together with Heinrich thorn), and starting from 1875 of chairmen of the section music of the royal academy of the arts, to which it belonged since 1834.
Deaf ore composed operas and symphonies, Kantaten and Schauspielmusiken, caper quartets and Klaviertrios, piano, Violin and Cellosonaten and over 300 songs, under it numerous child songs.
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- the Kirmes, opera, 1832
- the gypsies, opera, 1834
- Marquis and thief, 1842
- Joggeli, opera
- Macbeth, Oper, 1857
- Caesario or which want you, opera, 1874
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| person data | |
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| NAME | deaf ore, William |
| ALTERNATIVE NAME | deaf ore, Karl Gottfried William (complete name) |
| SHORT DESCRIPTION | German composer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 23. March 1811 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Berlin |
| DYING DATE | 7. January 1891 |
| DYING PLACE | Berlin |
