Edward (Eduard) Fryderyk (Friedrich) Sobolewsky

(1804-1872)

"Rainstorm off the Coast at Brighton" (1824), oil on paper laid on canvas, 22.2 x 31 cm, of the painter John Constable, contemporary of Sobolewsky (Royal Academy of Arts, London)

The musician Edward (Eduard) Fryderyk (Friedrich) (Johann) Sobolewsky was a author of vocal and instrumental music; was born in Königsberg on the first October 1804, the same year of the composers Benedict, Boman, Dorn, Glinka, Krebs, Monpou, Otto. He died in St. Louis on the 17th May 1872

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Edward (Eduard) Fryderyk (Friedrich) Sobolewsky

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"Imogene" was performed in 1833

"Velleda" has been represented in 1836

"Salvator Rosa" was performed in 1848

"Komala" was performed on the 30th of October 1858 in Weimar

"Mohega, die Blume des Waldes" was performed in Milwaukee on the 11th of October 1859

"An die Freude" was performed in 1859 in Milwaukee

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