Felix Mendelssohn Edition: Symphonies, Piano and Violin...) [56CD Box Set] (2019)

Felix Mendelssohn Edition: Symphonies, Piano and Violin Concertos,..., etc) [56 CDs Box Set] (2019) FLAC

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Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy was born in Hamburg in 1809 and died in Leipzig at the age of 38. He was very early musically gifted. Mendelssohn performed in public at the age of 9 and composed already from the age of 11. As a pupil of Friedrich Zelter, who was a friend of Goethe, Mendelssohn composed at the age of 17 his first masterpiece: the Overture to the Midsummer Night's Dream. This is included in the extensive release as well as a large number of other known or less known pieces by him. The String Quartet in F Minor Op. 80 - written in memory of his beloved sister Fanny - which was recorded in this collection by the Aurora String Quartet is undoubtedly one of his most beautiful works. The Gächinger Kantorei with Helmuth Rilling, the Bach Collegium Stuttgart, the Bartholdy Piano Quartet, the Heidelberger Sinfoniker with Thomas Fey, Ana-Marija Markovina and other renowned interpreters and orchestras can also be heard.

Contains CDs:

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CD 1-6: Symphonies and String Symphonies
CD 7-9: Piano and Violin Concertos
CD 10-16: Chamber Music
CD 17-19: Organ Works
CD 20 - Piano Works -[58:22]
CD 21-23: Serenade, Duets and Songs
CD 24-34: Overtures, Operas, Oratorias
CD 35-43: Sacred Choral Works
CD 44-52: Piano Works
CD 53-55: Chamber Music
CD56 - Lieder -[52:29]

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