Jean Louis Nicodé (12 August 1853 – 5 October 1919) was a Prussian pianist, composer and conductor. He was born in Jersitz (Jeżyce) (now part of Poznań)...

Falcinelli [pupils] Pierre Gabaye Betsy Jolas Jean-Étienne Marie Bruce Mather Serge Nigg Tolia Nikiprowetzky Jean-Louis Petit Makoto Shinohara Georges-Émile Tanguay...

Messager (1853–1929), French composer of a Symphony in A major (1876) Jean Louis Nicodé (1853–1919), German composer of 1 symphony George Whitefield Chadwick...

for this catalog of works in Paris. Also, Moszkowski fellow student Jean Louis Nicodé wrote an overture at the Academy. In the original handwritten abbreviations...

spent considerable time in Dresden as a private piano student of Jean Louis Nicodé. Of this she wrote, "I do not think he was greatly interested, for...

German Romanticism Charles Malherbe 1853 1911 French Romanticism Jean Louis Nicodé 1853 1919 Prussian Romanticism Emil Sjögren 1853 1918 Swedish Romanticism...

for piano and orchestra as probably originally intended by Chopin. Jean Louis Nicodé produced two versions—one for two pianos, and a later one for piano...

Mahnke (mezzo-soprano) Nils Mönkemeyer (violist) Ike Moriz (singer) Jean Louis Nicodé (pianist and conductor) Egon Petri (pianist) Stefan Prins (composer)...

von Hausegger, Hans Pfitzner, Alexander von Zemlinsky, Peter Raabe, Jean Louis Nicodé, Emil von Reznicek, Heinz Tiessen, Joseph Haas, Paul Hindemith, Alban...

poster for the concerts of his friend, the composer and director Jean-Louis Nicodé, won him a prize in England for "best German poster". In 1918, Germany...