Köchel

/ ˈkœçəl /

noun

Also on hand was Romney adviser Dave Kochel, who was leaving the heavy lifting to the elected officials.

Mozart wrote a concerto in B♭ for bassoon, with orchestra (Kochel, No. 191).

His name was Magister Kochel and he lodged with the king's almoner, for whom he was acting as clerk.

The master ought to have been well disposed towards worthy Kochel, for the latter was an enthusiastic admirer of his works.

If Kochel, who was a very ordinary man, should not keep the secret, what might not Moor suffer from his treachery!

Magister Kochel had also doubtless said this to himself, as soon as Ulrich left him the day before.

Browse