Felix Mendelssohn Collection
Felix Mendelssohn: A Musical Genius of the 19th Century This captivating portrait, painted by C Cook, showcases the brilliance and talent of Felix Mendelssohn
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Felix Mendelssohn: A Musical Genius of the 19th Century This captivating portrait, painted by C Cook, showcases the brilliance and talent of Felix Mendelssohn. Born in 1809, Mendelssohn was a renowned composer, conductor, and pianist during the Romantic era. His music continues to enchant audiences worldwide. In this print from the 1860s, we see a contemplative side of Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. The artist beautifully captures his essence as he delves into creating melodies that would stand the test of time. "The Vale of Rest, " created around 1858-1859 by an unknown artist and later printed in c1902, depicts a serene scene that could very well be inspired by one of Mendelssohn's compositions, and is a testament to his ability to evoke emotions through his music. An engraving from 1842 shows Queen Victoria observing Prince Albert playing the organ for Felix Mendelssohn. This encounter highlights how revered he was among royalty and society alike. The Living Biographies of Great Composers features Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy's story—a tale filled with passion for music and dedication to his craft. It offers insights into his life journey as he composed some of history's most beloved pieces. Aubrey Beardsley's illustration from The Savoy No. 8 in 1896 portrays an enigmatic image Bartholdy—an artistic representation that captures both his musical genius and mysterious allure. The cover score "Ouverture Op. 10 for orchestra" gives us a glimpse into one aspect of Mendelssohn's vast repertoire—his orchestral compositions were known for their grandeur and emotional depth. "Lieder without words accompanied on piano" lithograph showcases another facet of his creativity—the ability to convey profound emotions purely through instrumental music—a true master of melody.