musicologist (49CMncTw)

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FAAM UUID	label	description	aliases	Wikidata QID
49CMncTw	musicologist	person who studies music as a branch of knowledge or field of research as distinct from composition or performance	musicologist	musicologist

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• Giuseppe Baini

  

  Italian priest, music critic and composer

• Jeanne Dalliès

  

  French harpist and musicologist

• Amédée Gastoué

  

  French composer and musicologist (1873–1943)

• Edgard Varèse

  

  French composer (1883-1965)

• François-Joseph Fétis

  

  Belgian composer (1784-1871)

• Antoine-François Marmontel

  

  French pianist, teacher and musicographer (1816–1898)

• Mathis Lussy

  

  Swiss musicologist and organist (1828–1910)

• Peter Wagner

  

  German musicologist (1865–1931)

• Charles Van den Borren

  

  Belgian university professor, librarian, musicologist and music historian (1874–1966)

• Raymond Moulaert

  

  Belgian pianist and musicologist (1875–1962)

• Safford Cape

  

  American conductor (1906–1973)

• Ivo Mortelmans

  

  Belgian conductor and musicologist (1901–1984)

• Louis Brassin

  

  Belgian musician (1836-1884)

• Gustave Samazeuilh

  

  French composer (1877-1967)

• Moritz Moszkowski

  

  German composer, pianist and teacher (1854–1925)

• Jean d'Udine

  

  French composer and musicologist (1870-1938)

• Louis-Albert Bourgault-Ducoudra

  

  French Breton composer (1840–1910)

• André Gedalge

  

  French composer (1856-1926)

• Julien Tiersot

  

  French musicologist, composer and pioneer in ethnomusicology (1857-1936)

• Alfred Bruneau

  

  French composer (1857-1934)

• Antoine Dechevrens

  

  Swiss musicologist

• Adrien Talexy

  

  French pianist and composer

• Guido Persoons

  

  Belgian musicologist (1931-2014)

• Theodor Leschetizky

  

  Polish composer and pianist (1830–1915)

• Amédée Méreaux

  

  French musicologist, pianist, and composer

• Louis Köhler

  

  German composer and conductor (1820-1886)

• Charles Bordes

  

  French music teacher and composer (1863-1909)

• Franz Espagne

  

  German musicologist

• Jean Jacques Rousseau

  

  Genevan philosopher, writer, and composer (1712–1778)

• Henry Purcell

  

  English composer (1659–1695)

• Adolf Bernhard Marx

  

  German composer and musicologist (1795–1866)

• Constant Pierre

  

  French musicologist

• Wilhelm Rust

  

  German composer and musicologist (1822–1892)

• Andreas Moser

  

  German violinist and musicologist (1859-1925)

• Otto Goldschmidt

  

  German composer, conductor and pianist

• Armand Machabey

  

  French musicologist (1886-1966)

• Paul Gilson

  

  Belgian composer (1865–1942)

• Friedrich Chrysander

  

  German music historian (1826–1901)

• Johann Sebastian Bach

  

  German composer (1685–1750)

• Edmund Fellowes

  

  British musician (1870–1951)

• Lodewijk Mortelmans

  

  Belgian composer (1868-1952)

• Frans Brüggen

  

  Dutch conductor, recorder player and baroque flautist (1934–2014)

• Robert Thurston Dart

  

  British musicologist (1921–1971)

• Charles Gounod

  

  French composer (1818-1893)

• Alexandre-Étienne Choron

  

  French musician (1771-1834)

• Ernst Pepping

  

  German composer (1901–1981)

• Arthur Honegger

  

  Swiss composer (1892-1955)

• Emilio Pujol

  

  Catalan classical guitarist

• Ernest Ansermet

  

  Swiss conductor (1883–1969)

• Walter Piston

  

  American composer (1894–1976)

• Paul Hindemith

  

  German composer (1895–1963)

• Alfredo Casella

  

  Italian composer, pianist and conductor (1883-1947)

• Gian Francesco Malipiero

  

  Italian composer of the 20th century (1882-1973)

• Florent Schmitt

  

  French composer (1870-1958)

• Darius Milhaud

  

  French composer (1892–1974)

• Charles-Édouard Lefebvre

  

  French composer (1843–1917)

• François-René Gebauer

  

  French bassoonist and composer

• Peter Benoit

  

  Flemish composer (1834-1901)

• Flor Peeters

  

  Flemish organist, composer and music pedagogue (1903–1986)

• Jean-Philippe Rameau

  

  French composer and music theorist (1683–1764)

• Blanche Selva

  

  French composer

• Max Seiffert

  

  German musicologist (1868–1948)

• Béla Bartók

  

  Hungarian composer and pianist (1881–1945)

• Vincent d'Indy

  

  French composer and teacher

• Max Reger

  

  German composer, pianist and conductor (1873-1916)

• Hugo Riemann

  

  German musicologist (1849-1919)

• Orlando Morgan

  

  English music teacher, composer and musicologist

• Karl Heinrich Barth

  

  German musician (1847–1922)

• Marinus de Jong

  

  Belgian composer (1891-1984)

• Wanda Landowska

  

  (1879-1959) Polish-French harpsichordist

• Friedrich Conrad Griepenkerl

  

  German philosopher, educationist, musicologist and musician (1782-1849)

• Egon Petri

  

  Dutch musician (1881-1962)

• Ferruccio Busoni

  

  Italian composer, pianist, conductor, editor, born 1866

• Carl Czerny

  

  Austrian composer and pianist (1791-1857)

• Jean-Baptiste Arban

  

  French cornetist, conductor, composer and pedagogue (1825–1889)

• Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens

  

  Belgian musician (1823–1881)

• Robert Schumann

  

  German composer, pianist and critic (1810–1856)

• Jean-Paul-Égide Martini

  

  German composer

• Ambroise Thomas

  

  French composer

• François-Auguste Gevaert

  

  Belgian composer (1828–1908)

• Daniel François Esprit Auber

  

  French composer (1782-1871)

• Henri Montan Berton

  

  French composer, teacher, and writer

• Friedrich Schneider

  

  German composer and conductor

• Ignaz Moscheles

  

  Bohemian conductor, music educator, composer and pianist (1794–1870)

• François Adrien Boieldieu

  

  French composer

• Anton Reicha

  

  Czech-born French composer

• Felix Mendelssohn

  

  German composer, pianist, organist and conductor of Jewish descent (1809–1847)

• Luigi Cherubini

  

  Italian Classical and Romantic composer (1760–1842)

• Carl Gottlieb Reissiger

  

  German musician

• Charles-Simon Catel

  

  French composer and educator (1773–1830)

• Friedrich Kalkbrenner

  

  German-born French pianist, composer, piano teacher and piano manufacturer (1784-1849)

• Rodolphe Kreutzer

  

  French violinist, conductor, composer (1766-1831)

• Nicolas-Charles Bochsa

  

  French composer and harpist

• Giuseppe Tartini

  

  Italian composer and violinist (1692-1770)

• Theodor W. Adorno

  

  German philosopher, sociologist and theorist (1903–1969)

• Charles Burney

  

  English music historian (1726-1814)

• Gustav Leonhardt

  

  Dutch keyboard player, conductor, musicologist, teacher and editor (1928–2012)

• Ton Koopman

  

  Dutch conductor, organist and harpsichordist, born 2 October 1944

• Nikolaus Harnoncourt

  

  Austrian conductor (1929–2016)

• Giovanni Tebaldini

  

  Italian composer (1864–1952)

• Fausto Torrefranca

  

  Italian musicologist (1883–1955)

• Arnold Dolmetsch

  

  French musician and instrument maker in England (1858-1940)

• Alfred Wotquenne

  

  Belgian music librarian (1867–1939)

• Boris de Schlözer

  

  Russian Translator (1881–1969)

• Carl Merseburger

  

  German musicologist, music writer and music publisher

• Jozef Van der Meulen

  

  Belgian conductor and musicologist (1869-1931)

• Jules Van Nuffel

  

  Belgian musicologist, composer, and expert on religious music (1883–1953)

• Georges Lonque

  

  Belgian conductor and musicologist (1900-1967)

• Hendrik Waelput

  

  Belgian composer (1845–1885)

• Pietro Alfieri

  

  Italian composer, musicologist and Roman Catholic priest (1801–1863)

• Heinrich Ehrlich

  

  pianist and composer (1822-1899)

• Edward Francis Rimbault

  

  English musicologist, composer, organist and book collector (1816–1876)

• Franz Xaver Haberl

  

  German priest and musicologist (1840–1910)

• Karl Proske

  

  German musicologist (1794–1861)

• Robert Franz

  

  German composer (1815-1892)

• Hans Georg Nägeli

  

  Swiss composer

• Niccolò Jommelli

  

  Italian composer (1714–1774)

• Claudio Monteverdi

  

  Italian composer, string player, choirmaster, and priest (1567–1643)

• Martin Lunssens

  

  Belgian conductor, composer and musicologist (1871-1944)

• Hyacinthe Jadin

  

  French composer (1776-1800)

• Ernst Ferand

  

  Hungarian musicologist (1887-1972)

• William Barclay Squire

  

  British musicologist, librarian and librettist (1855-1927)

• Felice Boghen

  

  composer, orchestra conductor, pianist (1869-1945)

• Antonio Tirabassi

  

  Italian organist and musicologist (1882–1947)

• Heinrich Christoph Koch

  

  German musicologist and composer

• Louis Spohr

  

  German composer, violinist and conductor

• Joseph Haydn

  

  Austrian composer (1732–1809)

• Muzio Clementi

  

  Italian-born English composer, pianist, pedagogue, conductor, music publisher, editor, and piano manufacturer

• Oscar Chilesotti

  

  Italian musicologist (1848-1916)

• Ferdinando Paer

  

  Italian composer

• Theodor Kullak

  

  German musician (1818-1882)

• Victor-Charles Mahillon

  

  Belgian musician and writer on musical topics (1841-1924)

• Léon Escudier

  

  French journalist and music publisher (1821–1881)

• Maurice Kufferath

  

  Belgian conductor, musicologist, music critic and librettist (1852-1919)

• Henri Expert

  

  French writer and musicologist (1863–1952)

• Alfred Dörffel

  

  German librarian, publisher and musicologist (1821–1905)

• Jakob Quadflieg

  

  German composer and musicologist

• Friedrich Filitz

  

  19th century German composer and musicologist

• Othon Joseph Vandenbroek

  

• Antonio Sacchini

  

  Italian composer (1730–1786)

• Vincenzo Manfredini

  

  Italian musician

• Pier Francesco Tosi

  

  Italian castrato singer, composer and writer on music

• Francesco Gasparini

  

  Italian composer and teacher (1668-1727)

• Giovanni Battista Martini

  

  Italian composer

• Giovanni Maria Bononcini

  

  Italian violinist and composer (1642-1678)

• Otto Vrieslander

  

  musicologist

• Rudolf Nováček

  

  Czech conductor, violinist and composer (1860–1929)

• Joseph Ryelandt

  

  Belgian composer, music educator and conservatory director (1870-1965)

• Antonín Dvořák

  

  Czech composer (1841–1904)

• Henri Quittard

  

  French composer, musicologist and music critic

• Charles Bouvet

  

  French musicologist

• Ferdinando Paer

  

  Italian composer

• Théophile Lemaire

  

• Émile Wambach

  

  Belgian conductor, composer, musicologist and music educator (1854-1924)

• Johann Gottfried Ferrenberg

  

  German musicologist and editor

• Albert Lavignac

  

  French composer (1846-1916)

• Albert Roussel

  

  French composer (1869–1937)

• Siegfried Wilhelm Dehn

  

  German musicologist (1799–1858)

• Pierre-Joseph-Guillaume Zimmermann

  

  French pianist

• Jean-François Le Sueur

  

  French composer

• Arthur De Greef

  

  Belgian musician (1862-1940)

• Hubert Ferdinand Kufferath

  

  German composer, conductor, musicologist and music educator (1818–1896)

• Anton Bruckner

  

  Austrian composer (1824-1896)

• Charles Koechlin

  

  French composer, teacher and writer on music

• Sergei Ivanovich Taneyev

  

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

• Amilcare Ponchielli

  

  Italian composer (1834-1886)

• Tobias Matthay

  

  British pianist, teacher and composer (1858–1945)

• Karl Klindworth

  

  German musician (1830–1916)

• Antoine Elwart

  

  French composer (1808-1877)

• Antonio Bazzini

  

  Italian violinist, composer and teacher (1818-1897)

• Simon Sechter

  

  Austrian composer

• Václav Tomášek

  

  Czech music educator and composer

• Matthew Locke

  

  English Baroque composer

• Francesco Morlacchi

  

  Italian composer (1784-1841)

• Mily Balakirev

  

  Russian composer, pianist, and conductor (1837-1910)

• Joseph Joachim

  

  Hungarian violinist, composer, and teacher (1831–1907)

• André Pirro

  

  French musician (1869–1943)

• Nikolai Zaremba

  

  Russian composer (1821-1879)

• Henri-Jean Rigel

  

  French composer and musicologist

• Émile Durand

  

  French musical theorist, teacher and composer (1830-1903)

• Stanisław Moniuszko

  

  Polish composer (1819–1872)

• Aimée Van de Wiele

  

  Belgian composer, musicologist and music educator (1907–1991)

• Alexander Ossovsky

  

  Musicologist, Russian writer (1871-1957)

• Jacques Ibert

  

  French composer

• Nadia Boulanger

  

  French musician, conductor, and teacher (1887-1979)

• Felip Pedrell

  

  Catalan composer, teacher and musicologist (1841–1922)

• Arnold Schoenberg

  

  Austrian-Jewish American composer (1874-1951)

• Henry Cowell

  

  American composer, music theorist, pianist, teacher, publisher, and impresario (1897-1965)

• Karl Straube

  

  German church musician, organist, and choral conductor (1873-1950)

• Theodor Kroyer

  

  German musicologist (1873-1945)

• Christian Theodor Weinlig

  

  German composer and conductor

• Antonio Salieri

  

  Italian composer and teacher (1750–1825)

• Giuseppe Martucci

  

  Italian musician (1856-1909)

• Luigi Torchi

  

  Italian musicologist (1858–1920)

• Hans von Koessler

  

  German composer (1853–1926)

• Friedrich Wieck

  

  German piano teacher, music critic and music educator (1785-1873)

• Józef Elsner

  

  Polish composer and conductor

• Johann Gottfried Kuntsch

  

  German organist and teacher (1775–1855)

• Bedřich Diviš Weber

  

  Czech music educator and composer (1766-1842)

• Johann Georg Albrechtsberger

  

  Austrian music educator, composer and organist

• Giovanni Battista Sammartini

  

  Italian composer

• Leopold Mozart

  

  German composer (1719–1787)

• Stanislao Mattei

  

  Italian Conventual Franciscan, composer and music theorist

• Frédéric Nicolas Duvernoy

  

  composer and French horn player (1765-1838)

• Hans Richter

  

  Austrian-Hungarian orchestral and operatic conductor (1843-1916)

• Willem Nicolaï

  

  Dutch conductor, composer, musicologist and music educator (1829–1896)

• Alexandre Luigini

  

  French composer (1850–1906)

• Gioseffo Zarlino

  

  Italian composer

• Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

  

  German composer (1714–1788)

• Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli

  

  Italian composer (1752–1837)

• Christian Gottlob Neefe

  

  German composer and conductor (1748–1789)

• Georg Joseph Vogler

  

  German composer, organist, teacher and music theorist (1747–1814)

• Johann Stamitz

  

  Czech composer and violinist

• Francesco Antonio Vallotti

  

  Italian composer, organist and music theorist

• Anton Schindler

  

  Associate, secretary, and early biographer of Ludwig van Beethoven (1795-1864)

• Jean-Xavier Lefèvre

  

  Swiss-born French clarinettist (1763-1829)

• Josef Leopold Zvonař

  

  Czech composer, pedagogue, and music critic (1824–1865)