Martin Blumner
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Martin Traugott Wilhelm Blumner (21 November 1827, Fürstenberg/Havel - 16 November 1901, Berlin) was a German composer, conductor and music theorist. He was the younger brother of the Berlin-born pianist and composer Sigismund Blumner (1826–1893).
References
- Works on and by Martin Blumner on Deutschen Nationalbibliothek
- Works on and by Martin Blumner on Deutschen Digitalen Bibliothek
- Works on Martin Blumner in Landesbibliographie MV
- Entry on Martin Blumner in Sing-Akademie zu Berlin
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Media related to Martin Blumner at Wikimedia Commons
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