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Diary 2 (book 1)

MS. Sterndale Bennett 54

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Title

Diary 2 (book 1)

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MS. Sterndale Bennett 54

Summary

Diary from William Sterndale Bennett's first visit to Leipzig, with entries written almost every day. The composer learnt German and immersed himself in the musical life of the cities he visited (Berlin, Dresden, Mainz). He was frequently in the company of other musicians, such as Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Julius Kistner, Aloys Schmitt, Robert Schumann and Johann Georg Voigt.

Date

25 Oct 1836-31 Oct 1837

Language

English

Physical extent

1 volume

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Collection contents

Archive of William Sterndale Bennett acquired from the Sterndale Bennett family

Diaries, letters and other texts in the archive

Leizpig diaries

Diary 2 (book 1)

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