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Nedbal, Oskar

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Nedbal, Oskar (1874–1930)

Czech conductor, viola player, and composer. He composed light operas and ballets.

He was a pupil of Dvořák, a member of the Bohemian String Quartet, and from 1896 conductor of the Czech Philharmonic Society in Prague. From 1906 he conducted concerts and opera mainly in Vienna.

Works

Opera and ballet

operas, including Polenblut (1913), and others; ballets Pohádka o Honzovi (1902), Princezna Hyacinta (1911), and Des Teufels Grossmutter (1912).



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