Felix Mendelssohn
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About Felix Mendelssohn
Early Romantic German musical prodigy known for his Song Without Words and the overture The Hebrides. He was founder of the Leipzig Conservatoire.
Before Fame
He began composing when he was a child, and his public concert debut came when he was nine. He wrote 12 string symphonies between ages 12 and 14.
Trivia
He became conductor of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra in 1835. During his tenure, he reintroduced Franz Schubert and debuted St. Paul, his famed oratorio.
Family Life
His grandfather was the famed philosopher Moses Mendelssohn. His family was Jewish, but nonreligious. They did not seek to profit from his talent.
Associated With
He specialized in the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and helped bring about a resurgence of interest in the legendary composer in Germany.
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Numerology chart of Felix Mendelssohn
Numerology Birth chart of Felix Mendelssohn
Birthday: 3 Month 2, 1809
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Felix Mendelssohn is from Hamburg , Germany .
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Felix Mendelssohn was born on 3 Month 2, 1809.