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Ina Lange (née Forstén; 14 December 1846 — 23 October 1930), also known by her pen names Daniel Sten and Daniel Stern, was a Finnish writer, music historian, pianist and music instructor.

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rdfs:comment	Ina Lange (Helsingfors avui Hèlsinki, Finlàndia, 14 de desembre de 1846 - Copenhaguen, Dinamarca, 23 d'octubre de 1930) fou una pianista i escriptora finesa. Casada amb el cantant suec (1876), i que amb el pseudònim de Daniel Sten publicà diverses novel·les que cridaren l'atenció, entre les que hi figuren les següents, escrites en francès: A Travers les deserts et les rochers (1884); Petites gens ; Luba (1889), estudi; Récits de Finlande (1890). (ca) Ina Lange (née Forstén; 14 December 1846 — 23 October 1930), also known by her pen names Daniel Sten and Daniel Stern, was a Finnish writer, music historian, pianist and music instructor. (en) Ina Blenda Augusta Lange, född Forstén 14 december 1846 i Helsingfors, död 23 oktober 1930 i Köpenhamn, var en finlandssvensk pianist och författare. Pseudonym: Daniel Sten. (sv)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Royal court Berlin Denmark Algot Lange Finnish music educators Finnish pianists Pen name Johan Richard Danielson-Kalmari Pedagogue 1930 deaths Copenhagen Frederick VIII of Denmark Governess Grand Duchy of Finland Anton Rubinstein Finnish emigrants to Denmark Malmö Siri von Essen Stockholm August Strindberg 1846 births Finnish women writers Women historians Danish royal family Helsinki Moscow Conservatory alumni Musicians from Helsinki Writers from Helsinki Music historians Women writers about music Women pianists Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark) Virtuoso Literary realism Moscow Conservatory Valtioneuvos Finnish people Music historian
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