London (96rVh94r)

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metadata

FAAM UUID	label	description	aliases	Wikidata QID
96rVh94r	London	capital and largest city of England and the United Kingdom	London	London

Statements

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country

• United Kingdom

Knowledge graph

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Identifiers

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GeoNames ID

• 2643743

Cross-references

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• Isidore de Lara

  

  English composer and singer (1858–1935)

• George Aitken

  

  English composer and pianist (b.1882)

• Thomas Arne

  

  18th-century British composer

• William Byrd

  

  English composer (ca. 1540-1623)

• Edmund Fellowes

  

  British musician (1870–1951)

• Harriet Cohen

  

  British musician (1895-1967)

• Leopold Stokowski

  

  British-born American conductor (1882–1977)

• Henry Litolff

  

  Piano virtuoso, composer and music publisher (1818-1891)

• Edward Francis Rimbault

  

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

• William Barclay Squire

  

  British musicologist, librarian and librettist (1855-1927)

• Henri Bertini

  

  French composer (1798-1876)

• James Cervetto

  

  English cellist and composer

• Violet Gordon-Woodhouse

  

  British harpsichordist and clavichordist (1872–1948)

• Augner

  

  publisher

• Pietro Grassi Florio

  

  Pietro Grassi Florio; b. before 1740; d. June 20, 1795 in London; Italian

• Chappell & Co.

  

  English music publisher and piano manufacturer

• Tobias Matthay

  

  British pianist, teacher and composer (1858–1945)

• Pelham Humfrey

  

  English composer

• Henry Holmes

  

  English violinist and composer (1839–1905)

• Luigi Denza

  

  Italian composer (1846-1922)

• Johann Baptist Cramer

  

  British musician (1771-1858)

• Thomas Arne

  

  18th-century British composer

• William Byrd

  

  English composer (ca. 1540-1623)

• Gustav Holst

  

  British composer

• Otto Goldschmidt

  

  German composer, conductor and pianist

• Robert Thurston Dart

  

  British musicologist (1921–1971)

• Harriet Cohen

  

  British musician (1895-1967)

• Orlando Morgan

  

  English music teacher, composer and musicologist

• Ignaz Moscheles

  

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

• Carl Maria von Weber

  

  German Romantic composer (1786–1826)

• George Frideric Handel

  

  German-British Baroque composer (1685–1759)

• August Wilhelmj

  

  German violinist (1845–1908)

• Edward Francis Rimbault

  

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

• Thomas Haigh

  

  English musician and composer

• William Barclay Squire

  

  British musicologist, librarian and librettist (1855-1927)

• Joseph Edgar Boehm

  

  British sculptor (1834-1890)

• Giovanni Battista Viotti

  

  Italian violinist and composer of the classical period (1755-1824)

• George Alexander Osborne

  

  Irish pianist and composer

• Nicola Matteis

  

  Italian composer

• Nicola Francesco Haym

  

  Italian composer and musician (1678-1729)

• Margherita Durastanti

  

  singer

• James Cervetto

  

  English cellist and composer

• Issay Barmas

  

  Russian-German violinist

• Robert Bremner

  

  British music publisher

• Ignazio Raimondi

  

  Italian violonist and composer

• Francesco Guerini

  

  Italian violinist and composer

• Pietro Grassi Florio

  

  Pietro Grassi Florio; b. before 1740; d. June 20, 1795 in London; Italian

• Giacobbe Cervetto

  

  Italian composer active in England

• Attilio Ariosti

  

  Italian composer

• Adolf Pollitzer

  

  Hungarian musician (1832–1900)

• Matthew Locke

  

  English Baroque composer

• Mathilde Marchesi

  

  German mezzo-soprano and singing teacher (1821-1913)

• Charles Villiers Stanford

  

  Irish composer, music teacher, and conductor (1852–1924)

• Johann Christian Bach

  

  German composer (1735–1782)

• Frederick Bridge

  

  English organist, composer, teacher and writer (1844–1924)

• Julius Benedict

  

  German-born composer and conductor