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Eduard Brendler

1800 – 1831

Swedish composer and flautist of German family origin

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About Eduard Brendler

Lived 1800 – 1831. Eduard Brendler was a Swedish composer, flautist, accountant and playwright.

Eduard Brendler (4 November 1800 – 16 August 1831) was a Swedish composer. He was born in Dresden, Germany but his family moved to Sweden when he was only a year old. He died before completing his romantic opera Ryno, or the errant knight ("Ryno eller den vandrande riddaren: skådespel med sång i tre akter"), with a libretto by Bernhard von Beskow, so the opera was completed by his friend and patron the Crown Prince Oscar, and premiered in 1834.

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Born
1800, Dresden
Birth century
Died
1831, Stockholm City
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Also known as
Franz Friedrich Eduard Brendler

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Eduard Brendler?

Swedish composer and flautist of German family origin

When was Eduard Brendler born?

Eduard Brendler was born in 1800 in Dresden.

When did Eduard Brendler die?

Eduard Brendler died in 1831 in Stockholm City.

What was Eduard Brendler's occupation?

Eduard Brendler was a composer, flautist, accountant and playwright.

What nationality was Eduard Brendler?

Eduard Brendler was Swedish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Eduard Brendler

· Wikidata: Q5340378

· DBpedia: Eduard Brendler

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