Hahn, Luis, 1788- (Nombre personal)
- Hahn, L. (Luis), 1788-
- Hahn, Ludwig, 1788-
- Earlier heading: Hahn, Luis, b. 1788
Ecos de México, p1998: container (Luis Hahn) insert (b. 1788; Mexican scientist & musician of German birth; disappeared after 1873)
Diccionario Enciclopédico de Música en México, 2006, via RILM Music Encyclopedias, viewed June 4, 2024 (Hahn, Luis (Ludwig); born 1788, Germany, died 1873, Mexico City; pianist, violinist, singer, composer, and pedagogue; arrived in Mexico City around 1850 as part of an Italian opera orchestra and remained in the country's capital until his death)
National Library of the Czech Republic, via VIAF, viewed June 4, 2024 (Hahn, Luis, 1815-1873; born 1815, died 1873; country: Germany, Mexico; field of activity: music, piano, musical composition, natural sciences; occupation: scientists, music composers; language: ger, spa; biographical/historical: German scientist and music composer. During his stay in Mexico, he devoted himself to natural sciences and musical composition, the author of the collection of piano compositions Recuerdos de Mexico) http://www.viaf.org/processed/NKC%7Cjo20241218368
Find a grave, viewed June 4, 2024 (Luis Hahn; born 1812, Germany, died September 1873 (aged 60-61), Mexico City, Mexico, buried Panteón General de la Piedad, Colonia Roma, Cuauhtémoc Borough, Mexico City, Mexico; composer Ludwig Hahn, better known as Luis Hahn, was a German composer living in Mexico since 1857; between 1860 and 1861, Hahn published a series of symphonic works under the title "Recuerdos de Mexico," inspired by the daily life of the time, accompanied by lithographs with a visual record of a country in urban development; also composed some patriotic marches dedicated to the civil and military heroes of liberal Mexico, such as Ignacio Zaragoza and Francisco Zarco) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/223555710/luis-hahn
