Georg Schumann

German composer and conductor

Georg Schumann - German composer and conductor
Born

October 25th, 1866
158 years ago

Died

1952
73 years ago — 86 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

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Born in 1866, a significant figure in the music scene, particularly in Berlin. Schumann engaged in composing a variety of works, including orchestral, chamber, and vocal music. He was deeply connected to the music education community, serving as a teacher and contributing to music organizations. During his career, he championed the works of contemporary composers and played a role in the promotion of new music.

Composed 'Menashe' opera

Conducted the Berlin Philharmonic

Co-founded the Berlin Music Institute

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