Georg Kulenkampff
Violinist and conductor, performed widely
Born
January 23rd, 1898
127 years ago
Died
1948
77 years ago — 50 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Germany
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Born in 1898 in Germany, a prominent violinist and conductor gained recognition in classical music. Studied at the Royal Conservatory in Berlin, mastering the violin. Offered concerts throughout Europe, showcasing talent with leading orchestras. Made recordings that contributed to the repertoire of violin music. Served as a professor at various music institutions, influencing future generations of musicians. Held performances at prestigious venues, enhancing the appreciation for violin artistry.
Performed with Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recorded violin concertos by major composers
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