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natulia [17]
3 years ago
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Who were some of the composers and performers that Mendelssohn helped during his years as conductor of the Leipzig Gewandhaus or

chestra?
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Rina8888 [55]3 years ago
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Answer:

<u>Ignaz Moscheles  and Robert Schumann</u>

Explanation:

Mendelssohn was appointed as the conductor of the Leipzig Orchestra in 1835. This setting was of great importance to him; he felt German and wanted to have a leading role in the musical life of his country. It was in some ways a compensation for previous disappointment. Despite the efforts of the Prussian king to bring him to Berlin, Mendelssohn focused his attention on the development of music life in Leipzig and in 1843 founded the Leipzig Conservatory, where he successfully attracted <u>Ignaz Moscheles  and Robert Schumann.</u>

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