Richard Sahla (17 September 1855 in Graz – 30 April 1931 in Bückeburg) was a concert violinist, conductor and composer. Richard Sahla grew up in his hometown...
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Richard Sahla (8 April 1900 – 6 April 1942) was a German equestrian. He competed in two events at the 1928 Summer Olympics. He was killed in action during...
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violinist, pianist, composer Fritz Steinbach (1855–1916), German conductor Richard Sahla (1855–1931) Austrian violin virtuoso, conductor and composer Christian...
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Op. 89; Geistliche Chormusik, Op. 90 Julius Röntgen 1855 1932 German Richard Sahla 1855 1931 German Maude Valérie White 1855 1937 French-born English Guglielmo...
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Glinka [pupils] Ferruccio Busoni [pupils] Richard Heuberger [pupils] Wilhelm Kienzl Emil von Reznicek Richard Sahla Felix Weingartner this teacher's teachers...
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he struck up many friendships. Among these were Fritz Steinbach and Richard Sahla, a child prodigy like Sauret himself. Sauret played in the most famous...
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other notable students included Felix Weingartner, Richard Heuberger, Emil von Reznicek, Richard Sahla, Marie Baumayer Josef Gauby and Friedrich von Hausegger...
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Spain Revistade 1:37 2 – 13 Kazimierz Szosland Poland Alli 1:40 2 – 14 Richard Sahla Germany Correggio 1:15 4 – 15 Luís Ivens Ferraz Portugal Marco Visconti...
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lighting. From 1893 to 1903, guest conductors included Alfred Hertz, Richard Sahla, Hans Chemin-Petit and Arthur Nikisch. A letter from Engelbert Humperdinck...
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de Albuquerque Hebraico 4 7 Germany Eduard Krüger Donauwelle 2 14 Richard Sahla Correggio 4 Carl Friedrich von Langen-Parow Falkner 8 8 Switzerland...
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