Karel Vocelka

1813–1876 (age 63)

Biography

Karel Vocelka (1813–1876) was a distinguished Czech organ builder whose craftsmanship contributed significantly to the musical heritage of 19th-century Bohemia. His instruments were known for their fine construction and acoustic qualities, serving churches and concert halls throughout the region.

Vocelka's legacy endures through the organs he built, which remain testament to his skill and dedication to his craft. He was laid to rest in Olšany Cemetery, where his contributions to Czech musical culture continue to be remembered.

Also buried at Olšany Cemetery

Alois Elhenický
1844–1915 (age 71)
Olšany Cemetery
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František Soukup
1871–1940 (age 69)
Olšany Cemetery
František Soukup wrote with clarity about the lives of ordinary Czech citizens.
Jaroslav Vavřina
1907–1975 (age 68)
Olšany Cemetery
Jaroslav Vavřina was a steadfast presence whose calm resolve supported his community through decades of change.
Louis Křikava
1873–1920 (age 47)
Olšany Cemetery
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Mirko Huptych
1924–1989 (age 65)
Olšany Cemetery
Jaroslav Čmolík
1905–1978 (age 73)
Olšany Cemetery
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