Austrian Empire (PYaeFADo)

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FAAM UUID	label	description	aliases	Wikidata QID
PYaeFADo	Austrian Empire	Central European multinational Empire from 1804 to 1867	Austria	Austrian Empire

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Identifiers

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• Julius Schulhoff

  

  Austrian pianist and composer (1825-1898)

• Johann Schrammel

  

  Austrian composer (1850-1893)

• Gustav Mahler

  

  Austrian late-Romantic composer (1860–1911)

• Anton Diabelli

  

  Austrian composer and publisher

• Franz Liszt

  

  Hungarian romantic composer and virtuoso pianist (1811–1886)

• Carl Czerny

  

  Austrian composer and pianist (1791-1857)

• Franz Schubert

  

  Austrian composer (1797–1828)

• Ignaz Moscheles

  

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

• Tobias Haslinger

  

  Austrian music publisher and composer

• Leopoldine Blahetka

  

  composer (1809-1885)

• Johann Strauss I

  

  Austrian Romantic composer

• Franz Alexander Pössinger

  

  Austrian composer

• Sigismond Thalberg

  

  Swiss composer and pianist (1812–1871)

• Ludwig van Beethoven

  

  German composer (1770–1827)

• Bedřich Smetana

  

  Czech composer (1824–1884)

• Anton Bruckner

  

  Austrian composer (1824-1896)

• Simon Sechter

  

  Austrian composer

• Václav Tomášek

  

  Czech music educator and composer

• Philipp Schmutzer

  

• Adam Liszt

  

  father of Franz Liszt

• Antonio Salieri

  

  Italian composer and teacher (1750–1825)

• Wilhelm Mayer

  

  Austrian composer and music teacher (1831-1898)

• Maximilian Stadler

  

  Austrian composer, musicologist and pianist

• Anton Stamitz

  

  German composer

• Joseph Czerny

  

  Austrian composer (1785–1831)

• Joachim Hoffmann

  

  German musician

• Jan Václav Voříšek

  

  Czech music educator, composer, pianist and organist (1791–1825)

• Emanuel Aloys Förster

  

  Austrian composer

• Ignaz von Seyfried

  

  Austrian musician (1776–1841)

• Paul Wranitzky

  

  Czech violinist and composer

• Johann Baptist Schenk

  

  Austrian composer

• Anton Schindler

  

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

• Josef Proksch

  

  Czech music educator and pianist