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English: Louise Caroline Reichardt , also known as Luise Reichardt, ( April 11 , 1779 in Berlin – November 17, 1826 in Hamburg ) was a German singer (soprano), composer , music teacher and founder of a women's choir guess 1816
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Author unknown but describes work of Louise Caroline Reichardt , also known as Luise Reichardt, ( April 11 , 1779 in Berlin – November 17, 1826 in Hamburg ) was a German singer (soprano), composer , music teacher and founder of a women's choir

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