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Max Reger

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Personal details

Alternative names

  • Birth name: Johann Baptist Joseph Maximilian Reger ?
Citizenship or similar
German
Birth
March 19, 1873
[O.S. March 7, 1873]
Brand, Germany
Death
May 11, 1916
[O.S. April 28, 1916]
Leipzig, German Empire

Note on calendars, O.S. and N.S.

Male

Names in other languages

  • hu: Max Reger
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  • cs: Max Reger
  • uk: Макс Регер
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  • ru: Макс Регер
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  • af: Max Reger
  • ar: ماكس ريغر
  • arz: ماكس ريجر
  • ast: Max Reger
  • bg: Макс Регер
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  • el: Μαξ Ρέγκερ
  • eo: Max Reger
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  • fa: ماکس رگر
  • fi: Max Reger
  • he: מקס רגר
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  • id: Max Reger
  • ja: マックス・レーガー
  • ko: 막스 레거
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  • lt: Maksas Rėgeris
  • lv: Makss Rēgers
  • mk: Макс Регер
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  • zh: 马克斯·雷格

Professional details

Era
20th century, Romantic era
Instrument
organ, piano, pipe organ

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Children
Christa Reger, Lotti Reger
Studied under
Albert Fuchs, Hugo Riemann
Notable students
Aarre Merikanto, Antalffy-Zsiross Dezső, Cesare Nordio, Eleni Lambiri, Ernest Pingoud, Erwin Schulhoff, Hermann Keller, Mansi Barberis, Othmar Schoeck, Sándor Jemnitz, Yuliya Veysberg

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