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Locations and Organs in Bohemia

Prague [15]

Demolished
Moved
New Use
Present
Rebuilt
Ruin
Unknown

Names for Bohemia

J. J. Abert (1832-1915) (Born)
Joseph Czerny (1785-1831) (Born)
Jan Ladislay Dussek (1761-1812) (Organist)
Johann Joseph Dussek (1733-1818) (Organist)
Restitutus Fiedler (Organist)
Kurt Freitag (1896-1962) (Organist)
Josef Groh (1844-1894) (Organist)
Jan Haneška (1869-) (Organist)
A. Hnilčka (1826-1909) (Organist, Born)
Jaromír Hruška (1880-1954) (Born)
Ernst Knauschner (1903-1948) (Born)
Wendelin Knauschner (1866-1935) (Organist)
Karel Blažej Kopřiva (1756-1785) (Organist)
Rudolf Leberl (1884-1952) (Born)
Johann Lohr (1828-) (Organist)
Gustav Mahler (1860-1911) (Born)
Jan Neopmuk Vojtìch Maxant (1755-1838) (Born, Died)
Eduard F. Nápravnik (1839-1916) (Organist)
Franz Ohlhanns (1861-1910) (Organist)
Josef Vlach-Vrutický (1897-1977) (Born)
Franz Volkert (1776-1845) (Organist)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

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