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FJH
(redirected from Franz Joseph Haydn)

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FJHFranz Joseph Haydn (classical composer)
FJHFriendswood Junior High (Friendswood, Texas)
FJHForfait Journalier Hospitalier (French: Fixed Daily Hospital Fee)
FJHFontainebleau Junior High (Louisiana)
FJHFishers Junior High School (Fishers, IN)
FJHFlushing Junior High (Michigan)
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Insanae et vane curae (Insane and idle cares) is a turbulent, sacred chorus written in 1797 by Franz Joseph Haydn and will be performed by the choir and orchestra.
A celebration of choral hits by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
Byline: Chelsey Kilgour BOLTON - The Bolton Philharmonic will present a spring concert Sunday, celebrating the music and life of composer Franz Joseph Haydn.
Bolton Philharmonic set for spring concert by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
1732: Austrian composer Franz Joseph Haydn was born.
On This Day by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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