Heinrich von Herzogenberg

Austrian composer and conductor

Heinrich von Herzogenberg - Artists & Creatives born June 10th, 1843
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Born in 1843, a prominent Austrian composer and conductor. Studied under notable figures such as Anton Bruckner. Contributed significantly to the late-Romantic music scene, integrating influences from German and Czech traditions. Held a position as a conductor in various orchestras, leading performances that showcased his compositions. Established a rich catalog of works including symphonies, chamber music, and choral pieces.

Composed several symphonies

Conducted the Vienna Philharmonic

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