Jens Schroder

The leader that Jens Schroder (Jens Schrøder, from November 6, 1909 to August 10, 1991) [¹] [²] is from Austria.

Birth of B Ritz of Austrian = Hungary empire territory シュレージエン. I studied in Prague in 1927 and learned cheironomy from Nicolai Marco and studied far away from my home in Vienna or Paris. I made a my guest appearance in the Danish broadcast symphony orchestra in 1934 and I founded Alborg City orchestra (later Alborg symphony orchestra) in 1943 and, including conduct activity, acted as a top leader until 1979. The country made a its guest appearance to the orchestra of each country such as Norway, Sweden, the U.K., Poland, the Netherlands, the United States of America from the start afterwards. From 1968, I acted as the judge of the Nicolai Marco international leader contest.

I died in Alborg.

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1. ^ http://www.gravsted.dk/person.php?navn=jensschroeder
2. ^ http://www.denstoredanske.dk/Kunst_og_kultur/Musik/Klassisk_musik/Dirigenter_og_operainstrukt%C3%B8rer/Jens_Schr%C3%B8der

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