About Viktorin Hallmayer
Lived 1831 – 1872 (aged 40). Viktorin Hallmayer was an Austrian composer and chapelmaster.
Viktorin Hallmayer (also Hallmayr; 5 September 18319 May 1872) was an Austrian composer and band conductor, best known as the author of the Marcia Trionfale, the first anthem of the Catholic Pontificate and of the Vatican City State.
Hallmayer was born in 1831 at Anthering. He composed the Marcia in 1857, when he was director of the band of the 47th Infantry Regiment of the Line (the Count Kinsky Regiment) stationed within the Papal States. He died in 1872 in Graz
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Who was Viktorin Hallmayer?
Austrian composer and conductor (1831–1872)
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Viktorin Hallmayer was born on 5 September 1831 in Anthering.
When did Viktorin Hallmayer die?
Viktorin Hallmayer died on 9 May 1872 in Graz.
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Viktorin Hallmayer was a composer and chapelmaster.
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Viktorin Hallmayer was Austrian.
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