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Gustave Kahnt

1848 – 1923

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Lived 1848 – 1923 (aged 74). Gustave Kahnt was a German and Luxembourgish conductor and composer.

Gustave Kahnt (1848–1923) was a Luxembourgish composer and conductor of German origin.

Born on 7 October 1848 in Berlin, Kahnt was naturalized as a Luxembourger in 1890. From 1881–1909, he was bandmaster of the Luxembourg Army's Military Band. He composed marches, folk songs, theatre music and operettas, often setting to music the works of Dicks and N. S. Pierret. He died in Berschbach, Luxembourg, on 9 January 1923.

Works Operettas in Luxembourgish "D'Artiste vu Juxda", music: Gustave Kahnt, text: Jos Sevenig "De Kommissär kënnt", music: Gustav Kahnt, text: Jos Sevenig "De Pistouleclub", music: Gustave Kahnt, text: Jos Sevenig "En Dag an der Hell", text and music: Gustave Kahnt "Eng Loftkur op Lusdag", music: Gustave Kahnt, text: Jos Sevenig "De Geescht an der Bakstuff", music: Gustave Kahnt, text: Jos Sevenig

Marches "Edmond", march "Ferdinand", march "G.-D. Guillaume", march

Other compositions "Lentziana" "Lëtzebuerger Zaldoteliewen" "Ouverture Nationale"

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Who was Gustave Kahnt?

composer (1848-1923)

When was Gustave Kahnt born?

Gustave Kahnt was born on 7 October 1848 in Berlin.

When did Gustave Kahnt die?

Gustave Kahnt died on 9 January 1923 in Berschbach.

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Gustave Kahnt was a conductor and composer.

What nationality was Gustave Kahnt?

Gustave Kahnt was German and Luxembourgish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Gustave Kahnt

· Wikidata: Q5621301

· DBpedia: Gustave Kahnt

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