Eugen d'Albert

Pianist and composer of 'Tiefland'

Eugen d'Albert - Pianist and composer of 'Tiefland'
Born

April 10th, 1864
160 years ago

Died

March 3rd, 1932
93 years ago — 67 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

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Born in 1864, a pianist and composer who gained recognition for contributions to classical music. Studied at the Royal Conservatory in Frankfurt and earned acclaim for both piano performances and compositions. Composed operas, symphonic works, and songs throughout a prolific career. 'Tiefland', an opera, remains one of the most enduring works. Received several accolades for music, allowing for a prominent presence in the European musical landscape. D'Albert also served as a teacher, influencing the next generation of musicians.

Composed the opera 'Tiefland'

Served as a professor at the Berlin Hochschule für Musik

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