Category
page 219th-century German musicians
Theodor Uhlig
German composer (1822–1853)
Carl Eberwein
German musician
Wendelin Weißheimer
composer (1838–1910)
Rudolf Louis
German musician (1870–1914)
Otto Lohse
German composer and conductor (1859–1925)
Albrecht Agthe
German music teacher and composer (1790–1873)
Lothar Kempter
composer and conductor (1844-1918)
Georg Wilhelm Rauchenecker
German composer, conductor, and violinist (1844–1906)
Karl Adolf Lorenz
composer (1837–1923)
Michael Balling
German conductor (1866–1925)
Julius Goltermann
German cellist and composer (1825–1876)
Carl Piutti
German musician (1846–1902)
August Manns
German conductor in Crystal Palace (1825-1907)
Friedrich August Belcke
German musician (1795–1874)
Ernst Jedliczka
German pianist of Russian origin (1855-1904)
Alexander Winterberger
German organist and composer (1834–1914)
Georg Kopprasch
German horn player and composer of popular etudes for horn study
Ferdinand Thieriot
German musician (1838-1919)
Salomon Kalischer
German physicist and composer (1845–1924)
Karl Traugott Queisser
German musician (1800-1846)
Theodore Hagen
American journalist (1823-1871)
Georg Jacob Vollweiler
German musician and teacher
Henry Schradieck
German musician (1846-1918)
Alfred Stelzner
German composer (1852-1906)
Marianne Scharwenka
German musician (1856–1918)
Isidor Seiss
German musician (1840–1905)
Karl Dietrich Leonhard Engel
German composer and violinist (1824-1913)
Franz Stockhausen
German conductor (1839–1926)
Carl Heinrich Zöllner
German composer (1792-1836)
Johann Nepomuk Schelble
German composer
Johann Nepomuk von Poißl
German composer and noble (1783-1865)
Cyrill Kistler
German composer (1848–1907)
Otto Kitzler
German conductor (1834–1915)
Peter Piel
German musician (1835-1904)
Carl von Lemcke
art historian (1831-1913)
Friedrich Hieronymus Truhn
classical composer (1811–1886)
Georg Vierling
German composer and organist (1820-1901)
Caroline Wichern
German composer
Hermann Fliege
German composer and conductor (1829–1907)
Dionys Pruckner
German pianist and music teacher (1834-1896)
Julius Otto Grimm
German composer and conductor (1827–1903)
Gustave Kerker
German composer and conductor (1857–1923)
Franz Joseph Antony
German musician (1790–1837)
Wilhelm Hill
German musician (1838–1902)
Franz Xaver Gebauer
Austrian-German musician and composer
Adolf Reubke
German organ builder (1805–1875)
Friedrich Wilhelm Arnold
German musician and publisher
Wilhelmina Koch
composer of sacred and secular song melodies, biblical motets and choral and instrumental music (1845–1924)
Joseph Glæser
Danish composer and organist (1835-1891)
Johann Christian Bechler
Baltic German composer and bishop (1784-1857)
Hans Haym
German conductor (1860–1921)
Fritz Cassirer
German conductor (1871–1926)
Robert Stoepel
American composer (1821-1887)
Friedrich Gumpert
German musician (1841–1906)
Albert Ellmenreich
19th-century German actor, singer, and composer
Paul Lange
Court musician of the last two Ottoman Sultans (1857–1919)
Alfred Sormann
German composer
Friedrich Christian Hermann Uber
German composer (1781-1822)
Paul Homeyer
German musician (1853–1908)
Rudolf Tillmetz
German flute virtuoso and pedagogue