Lumbye, Hans Christian (1810-1874)

Hans Christian Lumbye. Public Domain

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Alias: Nordens Strauss


GENERAL INFO

Description: Hans Christian Lumbye was a violinist, trumpeter, composer and conductor from Denmark. After studying music, he began playing the trumpet in a military band until he heard the works of Johann Strauss and began composing. He learned to play the violin in a self-taught way and he became music director and composer of Tivoli Gardens from Copenhagen. Hans composed around 700 works with a Strauss-influenced style, light compositions and several works in which he creates sounds from non-musical sources.
Sex: Male Occupation: Conductor, composer, violinist and trumpeter.
Place of Birth / Death: Copenhagen, Denmark. Country Tags: Denmark
Periods: 19h Century. Genres: Symphonic music, Orchestral music, Choral music, Chamber music, Instrumental music, Dances, Concert, Vals.
Styles: Classical, Romantic music, Nationalism music. Group: –
Instruments: Trumpet and violin. Relatives: Carl Christian (son), Georg August (son),  Georg Høeberg (grand-son)
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