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1824 CE - 1896 CE: Life of the Austrian composer Anton Bruckner.
1824 CE: The composer Anton Bruckner is born in Ansfelden, Upper Austria.
1845 CE: Anton Bruckner is appointed organist at the Abbey Church of the monastery of Saint Florian, Austria.
1855 CE: The composer Anton Bruckner moves to Linz.
1855 CE: Anton Bruckner is appointed the organist of Linz Cathedral.
1861 CE: The composer Anton Bruckner graduates from the Vienna Conservatory.
1864 CE: Anton Bruckner composes his Mass in D minor.
1866 CE: Anton Bruckner completes his First Symphony.
1866 CE: Anton Bruckner composes his Mass in E minor.
1867 CE: Anton Bruckner suffers a nervous breakdown.
1868 CE: Anton Bruckner composes his Mass in F minor.
1868 CE: The Composer Anton Bruckner moves to Vienna where he teaches music at the Vienna Conservatory.
1872 CE: Anton Bruckner completes his Second Symphony.
1876 CE: Anton Bruckner is appointed lecturer in harmony and counterpoint at the University of Vienna.
1877 CE: Anton Bruckner completes his Third Symphony.
1881 CE: Anton Bruckner completes his Fourth Symphony.
1883 CE: Anton Bruckner completes his Seventh Symphony.
1884 CE: Anton Bruckner composes his Te Deum.
1886 CE: Anton Bruckner is awarded the Order of Franz Josef.
1890 CE: Anton Bruckner completes his Eighth Symphony.
1891 CE: Anton Bruckner receives an honorary doctorate from the Vienna Conservatory.
1896 CE: The composer Anton Bruckner dies in Vienna.