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Ludvík Vítězslav Čelanský

Ludvik Celansky

Czech conductor, theater manager, music educator, composer and director conductor of Czech philharmony.

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Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Birth

Vienna

Place of Death

Prague
New Town
Conscription Number
:839

Instance Of

Human

Occupation

Composer
Pedagogue
Conductor
Choir Director
Musician
Teacher

Date of Birth

7/17/1870

Date of Death

10/27/1931

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Genre

Opera

Given Name

Ludvík

Family Name

Čelanský

Award Received

Officer of the French Order of Academic Palms

Educated At

Prague Conservatory

Position Held

Music Director
 (1901 - 1903)
Replaced By
:
Vilém Zemánek
Employer
:
Czech Philharmonic
Start Time
: 1901
End Time
: 1903

Described by Source

Obálky Knih
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Antologie Z Oper
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q108539843
Regional Database of the Pilsen City Library
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Subject Named As
:Čelanský, Ludvík Vítězslav, 1870-1931
Regional Database of the Regional Library of Highlands
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Subject Named As
:Čelanský, Ludvík Vítězslav, 1870-1931
Album Representantů Všech Oborů Veřejného Života Československého
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Page(s)
:916
Czechoslovak Music Dictionary of Persons and Institutions
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Country of Citizenship

Austria–Hungary
Czechoslovakia

Field of Work

Music Composing
Conducting
Composed Musical Work
Music Composition

Work Location

Havlíčkův Brod
Dolní Krupá
Kutná Hora
Prague
Plzeň
Lviv
Kraków
Kyiv
Paris
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