Russian Empire (DEbEnXwM)

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FAAM UUID	label	description	aliases	Wikidata QID
DEbEnXwM	Russian Empire	former empire in Eurasia and North America (1721–1917)	Tsarist Russia	Russian Empire

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• Eduard Mertke

  

  Baltic German composer (1833-1895)

• Alexander Borodin

  

  Russian composer, doctor and chemist (1833–1887)

• Alexander Scriabin

  

  Russian composer and pianist (1872–1915)

• Theodor Leschetizky

  

  Polish composer and pianist (1830–1915)

• Anton Rubinstein

  

  Russian pianist, composer and conductor (1829–1894)

• Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

  

  Russian composer (1844–1908)

• Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky

  

  Russian composer (1839–1881)

• Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

  

  Russian composer (1840–1893)

• Karl Davydov

  

  Russian composer (1838–1889)

• César Cui

  

  Russian composer and army officer

• Dmitri Shostakovich

  

  Soviet composer and pianist (1906-1975)

• Frédéric Chopin

  

  Polish composer and pianist (1810–1849)

• Boris de Schlözer

  

  Russian Translator (1881–1969)

• Mikhail Glinka

  

  Russian composer

• Igor Stravinsky

  

  Russian composer (1882–1971)

• Iwan Müller

  

  Russian musician and composer (1786-1854)

• Nikolay Zinin

  

  Russian chemist (1812-1880)

• Nikolai Zverev

  

  Russian classical pianist (1833–1893)

• Vasily Safonov

  

  Russian pianist, teacher, conductor and composer (1852-1918)

• Anton Arensky

  

  Russian composer, pianist and professor of music

• Sergei Ivanovich Taneyev

  

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

• Nikolai Rubinstein

  

  Russian pianist, conductor and composer (1835-1881)

• Alexander Villoing

  

  Russian music educator and composer

• Mily Balakirev

  

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

• Nikolai Zaremba

  

  Russian composer (1821-1879)

• Stanisław Moniuszko

  

  Polish composer (1819–1872)

• Leonid Nikolayev

  

  Russian musician (1878–1942)

• Maximilian Steinberg

  

  Russian composer (1883-1946)

• Nikolay Sokolov

  

  Russian composer (1859–1922)

• Alexander Ossovsky

  

  Musicologist, Russian writer (1871-1957)

• Maria Yudina

  

  Soviet pianist

• Wojciech Żywny

  

  Polish pianist, composer of Czech origin; Frédéric Chopin's piano teacher

• John Field

  

  Irish pianist, composer, and teacher

• Charles Meyer

  

  composer (1799-1862)

• Wassili Kalafati

  

  Russian composer and pedagogue (1869–1942)

• Odesa

  city in southwestern Ukraine, administrative center of Odesa Oblast and Odesa Raion

• Ludza County

  former subdivision of Latvia, Poland–Lithuania and the Russian Empire