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Symphonies Nos. 3, 4 and 5 in Full Score (Dover Orchestral Scores) by Felix Mendelssohn, 2007-09-26 Mendelssohn: A Life in Music by R. Larry Todd, 2003-10-23 Elijah: An Oratorio for Piano & Vocal Score by Felix Mendelssohn, 1986-11 Mendelssohn Piano Concerto #2 (Kalmus Edition) Selected Songs Without Words: Belwin Edition (Piano Masters Series) Mendelssohn: " A Second Elijah" by Felix] Kaufman, Schima [Mendelssohn, 1936 Felix Mendelssohn and His Times by Heinrich Eduard Jacob;TranslatorsRichard, 1963 Felix Mendelssohn: A Life in Letters by Rudolf Elvers, Craig Tomlinson, 1990-03 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (Bodleian Picture Books: Special Series,) by Bodleian Library, 1972-01 Mendelssohn, Felix: Gala Concert From the Gewandhaus, Leipzig, including A Midsummernight Dream, Violin Concerto, and Symphony Number 3. Gewandhausorchester ... review): An article from: Sensible Sound Felix Mendelssohn: A Life in Letters. by Felix MENDELSSOHN, 1986 Great Romantic Violin Concertos in Full Score by Ludwig van Beethoven, Felix Mendelssohn, et all 1985-12-01 Elijah, Op. 70: Oratorio by R. Larry Todd, 1984-12-01 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Aus der Partitur eines Musikerlebens by Eka Donner, 1992

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21. Felix Mendelssohn
    felix mendelssohn. (18091847) Hamburgo, Alemania  
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    Extractions: Su romanticismo se aprecia con claridad en el uso del color orquestal y en su tendencia hacia una música programática que describe lugares, sucesos o personas. Desde el punto de vista estructural Mendelssohn utiliza las formas musicales clásicas con un lirismo, una elegancia y un lenguaje armónico que le sitúa entre los compositores más conservadores de su época. En ocasiones al caracterizar el estilo de Mendelssohn suele insistirse en esta última circunstancia, su apego a la forma y a los valores musicales heredados. Por esto, la crítica suele clasificarlo entre los que llama 'clásicos-románticos'. Espontaneidad, delicadeza y mesura dominan la música de este extraordinario artista. © eMe

22. Classical Net - Mendelssohn Page Redirect
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23. Felix Mendelssohn - An Overview Of The Classical Composer
    This is the mfiles page for felix mendelssohn, with career highlights and links to related composers, plus selected music examples in Sheet Music, MIDI and MP3 formats.  
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    Extractions: Felix Mendelssohn (1809 - 1847) Like many other famous composers, Felix Mendelssohn began his musical life as a child prodigy. He and his sister Fanny learned many languages and artistics pursuits from their mother. Felix, born in Hamburg, performed at the piano and composed music from a very early age. The social life of his parents brought him widespread recognition, and provided much experience. His grandfather was a Jewish philosopher, but his father (a banker) left the Jewish faith for Christianity and adopted the family name of Bartholdy which is why Felix's surname is sometimes quoted as Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. As a young boy, Felix met and befriended the elder Goethe who was to prove an enduring influence on the musician. Mendelssohn toured Europe visiting a number of countries where he sketched musical fragments later to be turned into concert works, which is why a number of his works bear titles suggesting these countries. He visited Scotland, writing the seeds for his Scottish Symphony and the Fingal's Cave overture (following a trip to visit the Isle of Staffa, near Mull) and meeting Sir Walter Scott. He sketched his Italian Symphony while visiting Rome and Naples, and note that three of his "Songs Without Words" are Venetian Boat Songs. He was famous particularly in his native Germany and in England, a country he visited several times becoming a favourite of Queen Victoria. He first performed his oratorio Elijah in 1846 at the Birmingham Festival. In his mature years he was to hold a number of posts in Dusseldorf, Berlin and Leipzig where he worked closely with Robert Schumann. His health declined rapidly after hearing of the death of his sister Fanny, he himself dying a few month later.

24. Musicroom.com - Felix Mendelssohn
    Advanced Search. Home / Artists / felix mendelssohn (84 titles).Top Seller. mendelssohn Elijah, mendelssohn Elijah An oratorio  
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    Extractions: my basket order status contact Home ... Help Quick Jump: Choose... Brass Folk Instruments Keyboard Piano Strings Vocal Wind Books About Music Children Classical Education Music Technology Shopping Assistant Shopping Guides Special Offers Tutor Zone Search by All Product Title Song Title Artist/Composer Series/Method Feature Catalogue No. Advanced Search A prolific writer of songs, Mendelssohn's contributions include more than 100 lieder, a dozen vocal duets, in addition to 60 part-songs. This convenient compilation amply demonstrates the luxuriance of the composer's output, encompassing 89 of his songs. more Our Price: Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night's Dream For Piano Four Hands

25. The Internet Piano Page - Felix Mendelssohn - Biography
    Biography and evaluation of his talents plus comments on his Bach revival from the Internet Piano Page.Category Arts Music Composers M mendelssohnBartholdy, felixfelix mendelssohn was one of the interesting anomalies of classical music; a stunninglytalented composer who never went through the agonizing financial  
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    Extractions: This page hosted by Get your own Free Home Page Felix Mendelssohn was one of the interesting anomalies of classical music; a stunningly talented composer who never went through the agonizing financial struggles and work-related travails that beset so many of his contemporaries and predecessors. He was born into a wealthy Hamburg family, studied the piano with his mother at an early age, and later took formal instruction on the piano from Carl Zelter in Berlin. When still only a child, he began to compose chamber works - his family often held chamber soirées in their home, and young Felix had ample opportunity to hone his craft on these impromptu ensembles. Soon he was composing trios, quartets and operettas, and was making his mark as a pianist; his public debut on the keyboard came at the age of nine. By the time Mendelssohn was seventeen, his fame as a musical prodigy was spreading; that year, his first great composition - the overture to Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream - was produced.

26. MSN Learning & Research - Mendelssohn, Felix
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27. MENDELSSOHN, Felix
    (3/2/1809 4/11/1847). U hoort nu van felix mendelssohn-BartholdyLied ohne Worte Op.19 Nr.1. mendelssohn, groeide op in voor een  
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    Extractions: U hoort nu van Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: Lied ohne Worte Op.19 Nr.1 Mendelssohn, groeide op in voor een musicus wellicht ideale materiële en culturele omstandigheden. Hij werd geboren in Hamburg op 3 februari 1809; zijn vader was bankier, zijn moeder uitermate artistiek en literair begaafd en zijn grootvader Mozes Mendelssohn was een bekend Joods filosoof. In 1812 verhuist de familie naar Berlijn, en in 1816 "bekeert" ze zich tot het lutheranisme. In Berlijn volgt Felix muzieklessen bij de grootste namen uit die periode: Berger voor piano, Hennings voor viool en Zelter voor theorie. Die laatste brengt hem een grote verering bij voor Bach , en geruggesteund door het vaderlijk kapitaal, organiseert Mendelssohn op zijn twintig voor het eerst sedert Bachs dood een uitvoering van de "Matthäuspassion" . Intussen was hij opgegroeid tot wellicht de veelzijdigste componist uit de negentiende eeuw; hij had evenveel aanleg en belangstelling voor literatuur, talen, wetenschap, schilderkunst, sport en schaken als voor muziek. Op zijn zeventien componeert hij reeds de enig mooie "Sommernachtstraum"

28. Mendelssohn, Felix
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29. BBC - Music Profiles - Felix Mendelssohn
    All you need to know about felix mendelssohn detailed biographies, recommended listening and reading, audio clips and web links. felix mendelssohn. Early romantic German composer whose music remained essentially classical. mendelssohn was a  
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    Extractions: Early romantic German composer whose music remained essentially classical. Mendelssohn was a complete musician - a pianist, conductor and scholar responsible for the early Bach revival, he wrote symphonies, oratorios, concertos, songs, chamber and piano music, and the memorable incidental music to a Midsummer Night's Dream. within BBCi music: Mendelssohn biography Mendelssohn discography Classical news, reviews and listings Profiles A-Z listing elsewhere on BBCi: elsewhere on the web: The Musical Times: Mendelssohn's Obituary from 1848 - an interesting contemporary view Classical Notes: A look at Mendelssohn’s youthful Octet The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites.

30. Mendelssohn - Felix Mendelssohn - Classical Music Master
    Biography, analysis of works, comments on revivals of Bach and Lutheran chorale styles, links and MP3s.Category Arts Music Composers M mendelssohn-Bartholdy, felix mendelssohn, felix. Jakob Ludwig felix mendelssohnBartholdy, b. Hamburg, Feb. BibliographyElvers, Rudolf, ed., felix mendelssohn A Life in Letters, trans.  
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32. Mendelssohn, Felix At Musica.co.uk
    felix mendelssohn (Bartholdy) Born 3 February, 1809 in Hamburg, Germany Died 4November, 1847 in Leipzig, Germany A prominent composer and conductor of the  
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    Extractions: The grandson of philosopher Moses Mendelssohn (1729-86), Felix Mendelssohn was afforded a rich artistic and intellectual education during his formative years. Both Felix and his sister, Fanny, traveled extensively within elite European cultural circles (family friends included Goethe, Heine, and Hegel) achieving fame for their virtuosic keyboard skill. It is, as a result, no surprise that both children showed precocious compositional talent. Felix’s development was nothing short of miraculous, writing his first Singspiel, Die Soldatenliebschaft, at the age of twelve. By seventeen, he had already completed two of his most famous works, his Octet for Strings (1825) and the concert overture to Midsummer Night’s Dream (1826). Even so, Mendelssohn maintained an active interest in other scholarly pursuits and enrolled at the University of Berlin in 1827.

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34. Composer Biography - Mendelssohn, Felix
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35. Mendelssohn, Felix
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia mendelssohn, felix, men'dulsun, Ger. yä'kôploot'vikh fA'liks men'dulszOn Pronunciation Key. mendelssohn  
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    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Mendelssohn, Felix (Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn), , German composer; grandson of the Jewish philosopher Moses Mendelssohn . Mendelssohn was one of the major figures in 19th-century music. His father, Abraham, upon conversion to Christianity, changed his surname to Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, a seldom-used form. A prodigy, reared in a highly cultured atmosphere, the young Felix presented his orchestral compositions to illustrious audiences at the family estate. His first mature work, the Overture to A Midsummer Night's Dream, was composed at 17, and he showed similar precocity at the piano. In 1829, he conducted the St. Matthew Passion, stimulating a revival of interest in the music of J. S. Bach Scottish Italian (1833), and

36. Mendelssohn , Felix
    index.gif mendelssohn , felix. A Midsummer Night's Dream op.61 No.1Scherzo. BPO. Berlin. 1928. **. TCO. Buenos Aires. 1938/10/20. Not issued.  
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37. Mendelssohn, Felix
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38. Mendelssohn, Felix. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
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39. Mendelssohn, Felix. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Language: F
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40. MENDELSSOHN, Felix
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    Extractions: MENDELSSOHN, Felix Nasceu em Hamburgo em 3 de fevereiro de 1809. Logo cedo demonstrou possuir um talento musical excepcional. Assim, foi encorajado pela família a estudar música e fazer disto sua carreira. Com dezessete anos, compôs uma abertura baseado em "A Midsummer Night's Dream" de Shakespeare, obtendo bastante êxito, tanto que depois de alguns anos, compôs mais música semelhante, resultando em uma coleção (suite) de peças, conhecidas como música incidental, e o Scherzo de "A Midsummer Night's Dream" é típico do estilo deste compositor. Mendelssohn foi influenciado pela natureza como foi a maioria dos compositores do período. Um dos resultados dessa influência foi a peça "Fingal's Cave Overture", também conhecida como "The Hebrides" que descreve as cavernas antigas e a costa rochosa varrida pelos ventos da Escócia. Mendelssohn também fez muitas viagens que influenciaram duas das suas cinco sinfonias, a Sinfonia N. 3 em lá menor, conhecida como "Scotch's Symphony", e a mais popular, a Sinfonia N. 4 em Lá maior, também conhecida como "Sinfonia Italiana", que incorpora melodias e danças que Mendelssohn ouviu quando viajou pela Itália. Mendelssohn faleceu em Leipzig, em 4 de novembro de 1847.

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