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Lithuanian composer (1882–1959)
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Aleksandras Kačanauskas (Kaunas 1882 – 16 November 1959 in Vilnius) was a Lithuanian composer, organist, singer (baritone), choir director and teacher.
Recordings
Aleksandras Kačanauskas – Vokaliniai Kūriniai Мелодия – С10-17607-8 Vinyl, LP 1982
References
Baltic Musics/Baltic Musicologies: The Landscape Since 1991 Kevin C Karnes, Joachim Braun 2013
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