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Leipzig in Musical History
Leipzig in Musical History Tony Cooper takes a musical heritage trip to Leipzig Leipzig is certainly a city rich in musical history. For a start, Richard Wagner was born here. But if Wagner was closely associated with Leipzig so was Felix … Continue reading
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Tagged Clara & Robert Schumann, Gewandhaus, J. S. Bach, Leipzig, Mendelssohn, Tony Cooper, Wagner
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ENDNOTES – Northern lights, western winds
ENDNOTES – Northern lights, western winds A Swedish symphonist * A Mass of the Western Wynde * Mendelssohn in Reformation spirit * Waltzes with William Alwyn If companies such as Chandos Records had never existed, I doubt if very many … Continue reading
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Tagged Chandos, Endnotes, John Sheppard, Kurt Atterberg, Mendelssohn, Somm, Stuart Millson, William Alwyn
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