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Johann Sebastian Bach |
Georg Friedrich Händel | Felix
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Johann
Sebastian Bach |
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Johann Sebastian Bach spent most of his
live in the area of Leipzig, where he worked as cantor, organist
and composer in Lutheran church St. Thomas. There he composed
his intricate masterpieces.
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Georg
Friedrich Händel |
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Händel started his career as a child
performer on the piano. Händel had always had an affinity
to opera and worked as violist and composer for Hamburg opera
house.
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Felix
Mendelsohn |
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Born into a privileged family Mendelsohn
was able to develop his talents from an early age. He was an
immensely successful musician, always in demand as conductor,
teacher and performer.
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Richard
Wagner |
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Richard Wagner is mostly known for his
operas, many of them visionary, moving and powerful.
Wagner always aimed to create comprehensive works of art ('Gesamtkunstwerk').
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