Category:Nedbal, Oskar

Oskar Nedbal

(26 March 1874 — 24 December 1930)

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Name in Other Languages: オスカル・ネドバル, Оскар Недбал, اسکار ندبال, اوسكار نيدبال, 奥斯卡·内德巴尔

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Aliases: Недбал Оскар, Nedbal, 奧斯卡·尼德拔

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Authorities - WorldCat, Wikipedia, VIAF: 24788061, LCCN: n88114682, ISNI: 0000000115564595, GND: 118820621, SUDOC: 080218318, BNF: 138978837, BIBSYS: 15041180, MusicBrainz: 8c71499a-78b0-4743-81e3-3ec6c8dd532c, NKC: jn19990009941, ICCU: LO1V261486, BNE: XX1376934, CiNii: DA12408347, IATH: w6xh23pb

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Detailed biography: Wikipedia

Miscellaneous information

Do not confuse with:

1. Karel Nedbal (1888-1964) (conductor, composer, Op.7 cello sonata published by Chadim of Prague in 1915)

2. Manfred Nedbal (1902-77, arranger of works by Martinů, composer of a fair number of works himself.)

Member of The Bohemian Quartet from 1892, with Josef Suk, Karel Hoffmann, and Hanuš Wihan (cello, replacing Otakar Berger (1873-97), who died prematurely) .

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Compositions (13)

Compositions by: Nedbal, Oskar

The following 13 pages are in this category, out of 13 total.

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Lettres intimes, Op.7 (Nedbal, Oskar)

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Romantisches Stück, Op.18 (Nedbal, Oskar)

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Scherzo-caprice, Op.5 (Nedbal, Oskar)

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Weihnachtsstimmung (Nedbal, Oskar)

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Z pohádky do pohádky (Nedbal, Oskar)

Collections (2)

Collections by or with: Nedbal, Oskar

The following 2 pages are in this category, out of 2 total.

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Album of 12 Pieces for the Pianoforte by Bohemian Composers (Riesenfeld, Hugo)

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Oesterle's Instructive Course for the Piano (Oesterle, Louis)

As Dedicatee (8)

Works dedicated to: Nedbal, Oskar

The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total.

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Variations on a Theme by Brahms, Op.22 (Sinigaglia, Leone)