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Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht and
Johann Gottfried Moritz on 12
September 1835 for a "b**** tuba" in F1. The
original Wieprecht and
Moritz instrument...
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Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht (10
August 1802 – 4
August 1872) was a
German musical conductor,
composer and inventor.
Wieprecht was born at Aschersleben...
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Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Ward (historical)
Wieprecht, W.E. (June 2, 1971). "National
Register of
Historic Place Inventory Nomination:...
- batyphon) was a contrab****
clarinet which was the
outcome of W. F.
Wieprecht's endeavor to
obtain a contrab**** for the reed instruments. The batyphone...
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where he
worked for most of his career.
Together with
Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht, the
director of the
royal military music corps,
Moritz was successful...
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together with
Wilhelm Wieprecht. Carl
Wilhelm took over his father's
business when his
father retired, five
years before his death.
Wieprecht was a
musical director...
- po****r br****
bands of the time.
German bandleader Friendrich Wilhelm Wieprecht was also influential,
collecting full
scores for his
compilation of instrumentations...
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Friedrich Wieprecht. She
began publishing her
works (e.g.
Lieder op. 5-7, in 1848) and
performing in
private concerts. Then, on 21
April 1850,
Wieprecht led...
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Germany under music professors Theodor Kullak,
Richard Wüerst,
Wilhelm Wieprecht, and Hans von Bülow.
Pease was a po****r
composer and
pianist in the 19th...
- Vincent, F.; Fellenberg, S. von; ****, I.; Waisberg, I.; Widmann, F.;
Wieprecht, E.; Wiest, M.; Wiezorrek, E.; Woillez, J.; Yazici, S.; Ziegler, D.; Zins...
