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MAX BRUCH

6thJanuary 1838 --- 2ndOctober 1920

Max Bruch (1838-1920) a German composer, Born at Cologne. His early teaching was by his mother. He won the Mozart
Prize at Frankfurt and then studied under Hiller and Reinecke at Cologne and afterwards became a music teacher there.

His first  opera was a setting of Goethe's  Scherz, List and Rache (Cologne, 1858) his second, Lorelei (Mannheim, 1863).
Later he went to Berlin where he wrote an indifferent opera, Hermione, on Shakespeare's Winter's Tale (1872).

He resided in England from  1880 - 1883 and was for a time conductor of the Liverpool Philharmonic.  From 1892 - 1910
he taught  composition at the Hochschule  in Berlin.  His reputation in Germany rested chiefly on such  works as Frithjof
1864,  for male chorus  and  orchestra,  nd Odysseus, 1872,  for mixed chorus  and orchestra  but he was  best known in
England  for  his works  for  violin or cello  with orchestra,  of which  the G. minor  Violin  Concerto  is the  most  famous
others being Kol Nidrei for cello and Scottish Rhapsody for violin.

Last Updated on 2017
By Steven Ritchie

And now for the Music

(171)"A Scottish Fantasy Opus.46a, 1st Mov,(Info by John Marchington)". Sequenced by B.Fisher

(651)"Scottish Fantasy Opus.46, 2nd Mov". Sequenced by B.Fisher

(652)"Scottish Fantasy Opus.46, 3rd and 4th Mov". Sequenced by B.Fisher

(650)"First Violin Concerto, Mov.1,(Info by Gary K Allen)". Sequencer unknown

(649)"First Violin Concerto, Mov.2". Sequencer unknown

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