About Michael Öchsner
Lived 1816 – 1893 (aged 77). Michael Öchsner was a German opinion journalist, writer, teacher and librettist.
Michael Öchsner (2 February 1816 – 8 October 1893) was a German poet. Born in Munich and raised by a music teacher, Öchsner grew up to be a teacher. Out of all the poems he wrote, one of the poems and was set in tune by Konrad Max Kunz as the Bavarian anthem. Besides that, he wrote songbooks set in his tune and authoted songbooks. Michael Öchsner died on 8 October 1893, at the age of 77.
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Who was Michael Öchsner?
German opinion journalist and writer (1816-1893)
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Michael Öchsner was born on 2 February 1816 in Munich.
When did Michael Öchsner die?
Michael Öchsner died on 8 October 1893 in Munich.
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Michael Öchsner was an opinion journalist, writer, teacher and librettist.
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Michael Öchsner was German.
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