Jacob Christian Fabricius

Danish composer with orchestral works

Jacob Christian Fabricius - Danish composer with orchestral works
Born

September 3rd, 1840
185 years ago

Died

1919
106 years ago — 79 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Denmark

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Born in Denmark in 1840, a composer contributed to the Romantic music movement. Developed a significant body of orchestral and chamber music, blending traditional Danish elements with broader European influences. Studied under notable composers, enhancing skills in orchestration and structure. His works included symphonies, concertos, and lieder, which garnered attention in Danish musical circles. Continued composing until the late 19th century, leaving behind an influential legacy in Danish music.

Composed orchestral works and lieder

Contributed to the Romantic music movement

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