19th-century composers

Cuban revolutionary hero, plantation, poet, musician; 1st (wartime) President of Cuba (1816-1874)

princess of Sweden and Grand Duchess of Oldenburg (1807-1844)

Indian poet and composer

Croatian composer (1821–1878)

Latvian musician (1814–1881)

Slovenian writer (1833–1854)

musician and composer (1817–1875)

Brazilian composer, pianist and conductor (1864–1892)

Slovenian composer (1835-1914)

Hungarian musician (1842–1894)

Hungarian violinist and composer (1828–1898)

composer (1872–1942)

Ukrainian composer, historian and ethnographer (1804–1860)

socialite (1807-1877)

French pianist, composer and pedagogue (1863–1958)

German organist and musicologist (1804–1877)

Spanish composer and feminist, editor

Cistercian monk, composer of the Swiss national anthem (1808-1854)

Serbian composer (1878–1915)

Czech conductor, music educator, composer and pianist (1790–1832)

Spanish musicologist and composer (1807-1889)

Polish musician (1822–1874)

Serbian composer, pianist and choirmaster (1831–1865)

Russian composer and musician (1855–1885)

Bulgarian composer and music teacher (1860–1908)

Mongolian poet and musician (1803–1853)

Austrian ministerial councillor, poet and composer for male choirs (1825–1879)

Ukrainian composer and translator (1832–1896)

Polish doctor

Dutch conductor

Greek opera singer; Operatic contralto

Composer and theorist

Serbian musician (1877–1957)

Hungarian composer, conductor (1846–1900)

Canadian musician

Czech music educator and pianist (1837–1888)

Polish pianist and composer (1819–1883)

Mexican composer

Venezuelan musician

Czech music educator, composer and organist (1800–1871)

Dutch composer (1782-1854)

Spanish composer (1806-1858)

Belgian composer, music critic, playwright, theatre director (1835–1900)

Czech conductor and composer (1823–1893)

Spanish Noble and music critic (1836–1899)

Puerto Rican composer and pianist

Argentine composer of Basque parentage (1808-1878)

Catalan composer (1819–1883)

Russian composer

composer (1832–1879)

Czech musician (1804–1870)

Haitian composer and conductor (1860-1936)

Spanish lawyer, composer and pianist

Finnish musician

Composer, violinist (1820–1881)

Cuban concert violinist (1852–1911)

Music and singing teacher, performer, composer, entertainment promoter

Moldavian general and politician (1821–1901)

Hungarian musician (1800–1887)

Montenegrin composer