About Adolf Rzepko
Lived 1825 – 1892 (aged 66–67). Adolf Rzepko was a Polish and Russian conductor, composer, oboist, pianist and musician.
Adolf Rzepko (1825–1892) was a Polish composer, oboist, choral and orchestral conductor, and pianist.
He was a disciple of Václav Tomášek. He was mainly active as a performer (he served for many years as the Wielki Theatre orchestra's principal oboe), a choral conductor and a pedagogue. He was the author of two music treatises: The principles of music (1869) and A piano school.
Rzepko was born in Prague. He died in Warsaw.
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Who was Adolf Rzepko?
Polish musician (1825–1892)
When was Adolf Rzepko born?
Adolf Rzepko was born in 1825 in Prague.
When did Adolf Rzepko die?
Adolf Rzepko died in 1892 in Warsaw.
What was Adolf Rzepko's occupation?
Adolf Rzepko was a conductor, composer, oboist, pianist and musician.
What nationality was Adolf Rzepko?
Adolf Rzepko was Polish and Russian.
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