Johann Wilhelm Wilms
nederländsk pianist och kompositör
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- Netherlands
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- 1772
- Active to
- 1847
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Johann Wilhelm Wilms (baptized March 30, 1772 in Witzhelden near Solingen, died July 19, 1847 in Amsterdam) was a Dutch-German composer, best known for writing Wien Neerlands Bloed, which served as the Dutch national anthem from 1815 to 1932. After lessons from his father and oldest brother in piano and composition, Wilms studied flute on his own. He moved to Amsterdam in 1791 where he played flute in two orchestras and was soloist in Mozart and Beethoven piano concerti, giving them their Dutc
Works in European collections
5 objects attributed to Johann Wilhelm Wilms, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
Volksliederen [Música notada] :]uitgegeven ingevolge het programma van zyne excellentie den heer Lt. admiraal J.H. Kinsbergen
Sonate pour le piano forte à quatre mains : Oeuvre VII
Ariette "Seit ich so viele Weiber sah" de l'opera Der Spiegel von Arcadien : avec variations pour le clavecin ou piano forte
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Johann Wilhelm Wilms, född 30 mars 1772 i , död 19 juli 1847 i Amsterdam, var en nederländsk tonsättare. Wilms var från 1791 musiklärare i Amsterdam och fick ett namn som kompositör av den nederländska nationalhymnen . Han skrev vidare sex symfonier, ouvertyrer, stråk- och pianokvartetter, flöjt- och klarinettkonserter, pianostycken och sånger.
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