Vilem Blodek Born: 3 October 1834 , Prague (Czech Republic (Bohemia))Died: 1 May 1874 , Prague (Czech Republic (Bohemia))
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In the Well (V Studni) opera (1867)
Concerto for flute and orchestra in D major
Biography
Vilem Blodek was a professor at the Prague Conservatory, where he taught the flute. Apart from that, he was a concert pianist and the head of several Prague choirs. He was influenced by Mendelssohn and Smetana .
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