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Václav Emanuel Horák
Václav (Wenzel) Emanuel Horák (1 January 1800 in Lobeč – 3 September 1871 in Prague) was a Czech composer and liturgical musician.
== Life ==
From 1813 Horák attended the Prague Gymnasium while working as a choir boy and later on as a choralist at St. Nicholas's Church in the Malá Strana quarter.〔Československý hudební slovník I. (1963), p. 470〕 At Prague University he first read philosophy, later switching to law. The musical training from Václav Tomášek he wished for, was out of his financial reach. Only later did he become a pupil of Friedrich Dionys Weber's and Jan August Vitásek's. He started as an organist at Prague's Trinity Church around 1830, starting as a teacher at Prague Organ School shortly afterwards. In 1833 he was appointed organist at the Church of Our Lady in front of Týn, choir director at Our Lady of the Snows Franciscan church in 1837, and Regens chori at St. Adalbert's Church in 1853.〔 From 1859, he returned to Our Lady Before Týn, having accepted an appointment as Liturgical musician and director there.〔 In his lifetime, he was made an honorary member of many musical associations and academies, e.g. the Salzburg Mozarteum.
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