About Henri Hamal
Lived 1744 – 1820 (aged 76). Henri Hamal was a conductor, composer, organist and collector.
Henri Hamal (July 20, 1744, Liège – September 17, 1820, Liège) was a composer. He spent the majority of his career as the director of music at the Saint Lambert's Cathedral, Liège. He should not be confused with his ancestors, the composers Henri-Guillaume Hamal and Jean-Noël Hamal. He wrote mainly sacred music, including 18 masses. He also composed the operas Le triomphe du sentiment (premiered in Liege on 28 January 1775) and Pygmalion (premiered 1781, Liege).
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Who was Henri Hamal?
Belgian conductor and composer
When was Henri Hamal born?
Henri Hamal was born on 20 July 1744 in Liège.
When did Henri Hamal die?
Henri Hamal died on 17 September 1820 in Liège.
What was Henri Hamal's occupation?
Henri Hamal was a conductor, composer, organist and collector.
What nationality was Henri Hamal?
Henri Hamal's recorded nationality: Prince-Bishopric of Liège.
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