Siegfried Dehn

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Siegfried Dehn was a 19th-century German music theorist, librarian, and editor known for his influential work in musicology and for mentoring composers such as Mikhail Glinka.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
librarian
music editor
music theorist
musicologist
areaOfInfluence European musicology
Russian music education
contributedTo preservation of historical music sources
systematization of music theory
countryOfCitizenship Germany
employer music libraries in Berlin
ethnicGroup German
familyName Dehn NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork music theory
musicology
genre music theory literature
givenName Siegfried NERFINISHED
hasRole cataloguer of music manuscripts
editor of musical works
teacher
influenced Mikhail Glinka NERFINISHED
development of Russian classical music
influencedBy earlier European music theorists
knownFor editing and cataloguing music collections
influential work in musicology
mentoring Mikhail Glinka
languageSpoken German
movement 19th-century German music theory
name Siegfried Dehn NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage German
notableFor rigorous theoretical approach to counterpoint
supporting young composers
notableStudent Mikhail Glinka NERFINISHED
Russian composers of the 19th century
notableWork editions of early music
treatises on counterpoint
occupation librarian
music editor
music theorist
musicologist
partOf 19th-century German music culture
placeOfActivity Berlin NERFINISHED
Germany NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
timePeriod 19th century
workLocation Berlin NERFINISHED

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Dehn hasNotableBearer Siegfried Dehn