Emil Hartmann

Danish organist and composer

Emil Hartmann - Danish organist and composer
Born

February 1st, 1836
189 years ago

Died

1898
127 years ago — 62 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Denmark

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Born in 1836, this individual made significant contributions to organ music and composition in Denmark. Education at the Royal Danish Academy of Music provided a foundation for a prolific career as both an organist and composer. In 1871, appointed as the organist at Holmen Church in Copenhagen, established a prominent position within the Danish music community. Compositions included symphonies, chamber music, and a variety of choral works, showcasing a distinct style influenced by the Romantic tradition.

Served as organist at Holmen Church, Copenhagen

Composed symphonies and choral works

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