Max Erdmannsdörfer

German conductor and composer of operas

Max Erdmannsdörfer - German conductor and composer of operas
Born

June 14th, 1848
176 years ago

Died

1905
120 years ago — 57 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

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Born in 1848, a German conductor and composer specialized in operatic works. Studied music and developed a career as a conductor across various theaters in Germany. Held positions in notable opera houses and became recognized for contributions to German opera. Composed several operas, with particular acclaim for 'Sakuntala' and 'Albuin und Hildegunde'. Worked to promote the performance of new music and engaged in music education throughout his career.

Composed the opera 'Sakuntala'

Conducted at notable German opera houses

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