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Emil Mattiesen

1875 – 1939

Baltic German composer, philosopher and academic

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Lived 1875 – 1939 (aged 64). Emil Mattiesen was a Russian composer.

Emil Karl Gustav Alfred Mattiesen (23 January 1875 – 25 September 1939) was a Baltic-German musician, music pedagogue, composer and philosopher. He composed lieder, song cycles, ballads, chamber music and organ music, but is better known for standard works in German on parapsychology. He was a professor of church music at the University of Rostock from 1929.

Life Mattiesen was born in Dorpat. 1910 Ballade von der Liebe 1926 Die Kunstkasse in Neukloster. Eine Geschichte und ein Aufruf in Mecklenburgische Monatshefte

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Important facts

Birth century
Occupation
Education
Leipzig University, University of Cambridge, Imperial University of Dorpat, University of Tartu
Employers
University of Rostock

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Emil Mattiesen?

Baltic German composer, philosopher and academic (1875–1939)

When was Emil Mattiesen born?

Emil Mattiesen was born on 24 January 1875 in Tartu.

When did Emil Mattiesen die?

Emil Mattiesen died on 25 December 1939 in Rostock.

What was Emil Mattiesen's occupation?

Emil Mattiesen was a composer.

What nationality was Emil Mattiesen?

Emil Mattiesen was Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Emil Mattiesen

· Wikidata: Q1336520

· DBpedia: Emil Mattiesen

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