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Felix Otto
Dessoff (14
January 1835 – 28
October 1892) was a
German conductor and composer.
Dessoff was born to a
Jewish family in Leipzig; his father...
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Dessoff is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Felix Otto
Dessoff (1835–1892),
German conductor and
composer Margarete Dessoff (1874–1944)...
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Philharmonic resulted from
Dessoff's "energy and
sense of purpose."
Clemens ****berg
gives specifics,
writing that
during the
Dessoff years, the
Vienna Philharmonic's...
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premiere of this symphony,
conducted by the composer's
friend Felix Otto
Dessoff,
occurred on 4
November 1876, in Karlsruhe, then in the
Grand Duchy of...
- Emma
Margarete "Gretchen"
Dessoff (11 June 1874 – 27
November 1944) was a
German choral conductor, singer, and
voice teacher.
Margarete (sometimes incorrectly...
- The
Dessoff Choirs is an
independent chorus based in New York City.
Margarete Dessoff established the
organization in 1930 as the
union of two choirs...
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Denmark Susan B.
Anthony An
educator and women's
rights activist.
Margarethe Dessoff 1874
Germany Ethel Smyth A
choral conductor, singer, and
voice teacher...
- York, then
specializing in
music at
Bennington College, she
joined the
Dessoff Choirs,
discovering Renaissance music,
which had a
lasting influence on...
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minor (1859–1860)
Luigi Cherubini –
Quintet in E
minor (1837)
Felix Otto
Dessoff – Quintet, Op. 10
Friedrich Dotzauer –
Quintet in D minor, Op. 134 (1835)...
- States, 1964 Summary".
Congressional Quarterly.
Retrieved June 29, 2008.
Dessoff, Alan L;
Willard Clopton (November 4, 1964). "Tydings
Defeats Beall in...
