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Reverend Bjarni Þorsteinsson was an Icelandic priest and composer, best known for having collected Icelandic folk songs and later receiving a professorship for his work. Source: is.wikipedia.org.
Emil Thoroddsen was a composer, pianist, playwright, artist, art critic, and translator. Source: en.wikipedia.org.
Eyþór Þorláksson was an Icelandic guitarist, guitar teacher, arranger and composer. Source: en.wikipedia.org.
Friðrik Bjarnason was an Icelandic composer and educator. He became one of the best-known and most popular composers of the Icelandic nation of his time, composing around 200 songs. Source: www.mbl.is.
Ísólfur Pálsson was an Icelandic composer, organist, instrument maker and music teacher. Source: www.ismus.is.
Sigfús Einarsson was an Icelandic composer. Source: is.wikipedia.org.
Sigfús Ólafsson was an Icelandic musican. Source: glatkistan.com.
Sigvaldi Kaldalóns was an Icelandic composer and physician. Source: is.wikipedia.org.
Icelandic system developer, guitarist, arranger and composer. Son of Eythor Thorlaksson. Source: en.wikipedia.org.