Jan Bedřich Kittl

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Jan Bedřich Kittl was a 19th-century Czech composer and influential music educator who served as director of the Prague Conservatory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Czech person
composer
conductor
human
music educator
activeIn Bohemia
Prague
alternateName Johann Friedrich Kittl
birthDate 1806-05-08
birthPlace Bohemia
Orlík nad Vltavou
centuryOfActivity 19th century
citizenship Austrian Empire
deathDate 1868-07-20
deathPlace Leszno
Prussian Poland
educatedAt Charles University in Prague
employer Prague Conservatory
endTime 1864
fieldOfWork music
music education
genre Romantic music
hasGender male
influenced students of the Prague Conservatory
influencedBy Václav Jan Tomášek
languageOfWorkOrName Czech
German
movement Romanticism
name Jan Bedřich Kittl
nationality Czech
notableStudent Bedřich Smetana (indirect influence as conservatory director)
linked to: Bedřich Smetana
notableWork Bianca und Giuseppe
Der Waldteufel
Die Burgfrau
Symphony in E-flat major "Lovecka" (Hunting)
occupation composer
conservatory director
music educator
partOf Czech musical tradition
positionHeld director of the Prague Conservatory
startTime 1843
studiedUnder Václav Jan Tomášek
wroteGenre chamber music
opera
songs
symphony

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Eduard Nápravník studentOf Jan Bedřich Kittl
Jan Bedřich Kittl name Jan Bedřich Kittl