19th-century musicologists

Russian composer (1844–1908)

Finnish physician, philologist and collector of traditional Finnish oral poetry (1802-1884)

Czech composer (1854–1928)

Estonian writer, author of the national epic Kalevipoeg (1803–1882)

Russian composer, pianist, music theorist and teacher (1856–1915)

Czech archivist, poet, ethnographer, librettist, publicist, lawyer, translator and writer (1811–1870)

Belgian composer (1784-1871)

Faroese folklorist and linguist, Lutheran clergyman

Folklorist, author (1824–1883)

Polish ethnologist, folklorist, and composer (1814-1890)

Spanish composer (1823-1894)

Finnish political journalist, writer and historian (1791-1858)

Finnish composer (1846–1906)

Latvian composer (1856-1922)

Norwegian priest, hymnwriter (1802-1880)

Austrian musician (1857-1929)

composer

Norwegian composer and organist (1812-1887)

German music critic, poet (1850-1921)

Estonian composer (1883–1920)

Lebanese historian

Moravian ethnomusicologist, folklorist, folksong collector, and dialectologist (1837-1906)

Belgian music librarian (1867–1939)

Irish artist and antiquarian (1790-1866)

Czech historian, musicologist, and professor of musical aesthetics (1847-1910)

Czech poet, translator, collector of regional songs, writer, theologist and Roman Catholic priest (1804-1868)

Spanish musicologist and composer (1807-1889)

Folklore collector and author

composer (1848–1909)

Baltic German musicologist (1808–1883)

Danish musician (1808-1884)

composer (1831-1871)

Russian musicologist and composer (1841-1896)

Lithuanian ethnomusicologist (1819-1880)

Spanish Noble and music critic (1836–1899)

Algerian singer

Georgian brothers and tradition preservers

Japanese composer and musicologist (1864-1927)

Russian biographer (1862-1942)