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Census • Person • Ekaterina Likoshin

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unknown	1800-1810	1810

a Russian pianist and composer who published short works for keyboard in St. Petersburg through publisher F.A. Dittmar. Not much is known about her life. She is thought to have been employed by Count Uvarov. Only a few of her works survive.

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	Ekaterina Likoshin	unknown	1800		1810	1810

Carlos Baguer	1768, Mar	1786	1801	1808, Feb 29
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Jean-Baptiste Davaux	1742, Jul 19	1760	1816	1822, Feb 2
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William Herschel	1738, Nov 15	1774	1820	1822, Aug 25
a German-born British astronomer, composer, and brother of Caroline Herschel. His interest in ast...
Ludwig van Beethoven	1770, Dec	1778	1826	1827, Mar 26
a German composer and pianist. A crucial figure in the transition between the Classical and Roman...
Wenzel Muller	1767, Sep 26	1786	1830	1835, Aug 3
an Austrian composer and conductor. He was a popular and prolific composer producing more than 25...
Ludwig Abeille	1761, Feb 20	1782	1832	1838, Mar 2
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Vincenzo Bellini	1801, Nov 3	1807	1835	1835, Sep 23
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Niccolo Paganini	1782	1800	1836	1840
an Italian violinist, violist, guitarist, and composer. He was the most celebrated violin virtuos...
Thomas Attwood [1]	1765, Nov 23	1787	1838	1838, Mar 24
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Karol Kurpinski	1785, Mar 6	1797	1840	1857, Sep 18
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Erik Gustaf Geijer	1783, Jan 12	1803	1846	1847, Apr 23
a Swedish writer, historian, poet, philosopher, and composer. His writings served to promote Swed...
Gioachino Rossini	1792	1804	1864	1868
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