Willy Burmester
German violinist, prominent performer
Born
March 16th, 1869
155 years ago
Died
1933
92 years ago — 64 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Germany
Links & References
A prominent German violinist, this musician gained recognition for exceptional performances throughout Europe during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He studied at the Royal Conservatory in Berlin under notable teachers, and he played in leading orchestras. His expertise extended to teaching, influencing many young musicians. The violinist traveled extensively, performing in prestigious venues and contributing to the classical music scene.
Performed with renowned orchestras
Taught at several music institutions
Other People Born on March 16th
Jesús Del Nero
Born in 1982, this road bicycle racer competed at an elite level, participating in several prestigious events across Europe. Throughout a career marked by numerous tournaments, achieved recognition in national cycling championships and international races. Over the years, served as a prominent figure in the cycling community, representing Spain in various competitions.
Continue ReadingAlan Tudyk
An American actor gained recognition for portraying Hoban 'Wash' Washburne in the cult television series 'Firefly' and its film continuation 'Serenity'. Provided voice work for several animated characters, including King Candy in 'Wreck-It Ralph' and Duke Weaselton in 'Zootopia'. Appeared in live-action series such as 'Suburgatory' and 'Resident Alien', showcasing comedic and dramatic talents.
Continue ReadingShibusawa Eiichi
A prominent figure in Japanese industrialization during the Meiji era. Founded the first modern bank in Japan, the Tokyo Shogin Bank. Established numerous companies across various sectors, including railroads, textiles, and manufacturing. Advocated for a new approach to capitalism, emphasizing ethical practices and the importance of social responsibility in business. Played a vital role in promoting the development of Japan’s modern economy and was often referred to as the 'father of Japanese capitalism.'
Continue ReadingPierre Harmel
A distinguished Belgian lawyer and diplomat, served as the Prime Minister of Belgium from 1965 to 1966. Played a crucial role in shaping Belgian foreign policy during a period of significant geopolitical changes in Europe. Contributed to the development of NATO and emphasized European integration. His tenure was marked by a focus on social and economic reforms aimed at addressing the challenges facing Belgium.
Continue ReadingSienna Guillory
An English actress and model, entered the acting realm through theater and television, gaining recognition in the early 2000s. Achieved fame for appearing as Jill Valentine in the film series 'Resident Evil', starting with the 2002 installment. Demonstrated versatility with roles in various genres, also known for performances in the TV series 'Fortitude' and film 'Love Actually'. Worked in theater productions, showcasing stagecraft skills and earning critical appreciation for live performances.
Continue ReadingSophia Dorothea of Hanover
Born in 1687, served as queen consort of Frederick William I of Prussia. Married in 1706, her tenure included efforts to stabilize the Prussian royal court. Oversaw the upbringing of several children who would play significant roles in European history. The marriage was marked by political alliances and challenges, influencing the lineage of the Prussian royal family. Resided primarily in Prussia until her death in 1757.
Continue Reading