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HENSCHEL, George was born on February 18, 1850 in Breslau. On father’s side of Polish descent. Naturalised Englishman since 1890.
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HENSCHEL, George was born on February 18, 1850 in Breslau. On father’s side of Polish descent. Naturalised Englishman since 1890.
Studied at St. Magdalene College Breslau. Royal Conservatory, Leipzig. First appearance as a pianist, Weber’s Concerto, 1862.
As a singer, 1866; in England, 1877 (Monday pop.). Settled in England, 1878. 1st conductor of Boston Symphony Orchestra, United States.
Founder, and from 1884 to 1895 conductor, of the London Symphony Concerts. 1st conductor of the Scottish Orchestra, Glasgow. For two years Professor at Royal College in succession to Jenny Lind. Mus. Doc., Edinburgh; composer, singer, conductor.
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