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Translation of "Leopold de Anhalt-Cöthen" into English . Leopold is the translation of "Leopold de Anhalt-Cöthen" into English. Sample translated sentence: El príncipe Leopoldo de Anhalt-Cöthen contrató a Bach como maestro de capilla en 1717. ↔ Prince Leopold of Anhalt-Cöthen hired Bach to serve as his Kapellmeister (director of music).
Leopold de Anhalt-Cöthen has 17 translations in 9 languages . Jump to Translations . translations of Leopold de Anhalt-Cöthen. ES PT Portuguese 1 translation .
République démocratique allemande 1949–1990. Allemagne 1990–présent. Köthen fut, durant plus de deux siècles (de 1603 à 1847 ), la capitale de la principauté d' Anhalt-Köthen. Parmi les bâtiments remarquables, il faut noter l'église Saint-Jacques ( 1400 ), l'église Saint-Agnus (1699), et le palais ducal ( 1597 - 1604 ).
Leopold de Anhalt-Cöthen és la traducció de "Leopold d’Anhalt-Köthen" a espanyol. Exemple de frase traduïda: El 1717, Bach va ser contractat com a Mestre de capella pel príncep Leopold d'Anhalt-Köthen. ↔ En 1717, Bach fue contratado como Maestro de capilla por el príncipe Leopoldo de Anhalt-Cöthen.
Less than one year after the birth of his daughter, Leopold died unexpectedly in Cannes on 2 February 1886. As he had no sons, he was succeeded as Hereditary prince by his younger brother Frederick who would eventually become Duke Frederick II of Anhalt. Princess Elisabeth never remarried and survived her husband by almost 70 years.
Leopold van Anhalt-Köthen. Leopold ( Köthen, 29 november 1694 - aldaar, 19 november 1728) was de tweede (maar oudste overlevende) zoon van Emanuel Lebrecht van Anhalt-Köthen en de niet-adellijke Gisela Agnes van Rath. Hij werd toch aanvaard als opvolger en was van 1704 tot 1728 vorst van Anhalt-Köthen.
The Birthday Cantata for Prince Leopold. The title of the work, Durchlauchtster Leopold, is translated as “Most Serene Leopold”90 or “Most Illustrious Leopold.”91 The date is uncertain. It was originally thought to be 1718 by Whittaker but has been reassigned as 1722 by Durr and questionably 1724 by Stokes.
