Géza Horváth

Géza Horváth was a Hungarian composer, arranger and music school director who worked in Vienna.

Adapted from the Wikipedia article on Géza Horváth (composer).

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Géza Horváth, born in Komaron, Hungary, on May 27, 1868, initially pursued a mercantile career before turning to music at the age of eighteen. He undertook his musical studies in Vienna, where he was a pupil of L. Schytte and other instructors, as recorded in A Biographical Dictionary of Musicians (1905). Horváth later became the director of a private music school in Vienna and served as the librarian for the Association of Licensed Music-school Proprietors of Vienna. By 1905, he had published over sixty compositions, noted as being “chiefly easy pf. -pieces.”