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Letter to Ignaz Moscheles from Felix Mendelssohn in Leipzig, 16th January 1843
16th January 1843
Scope and Content Mendelssohn is still mourning a recent loss in his family (death of his mother in December 1842). He has included some compositions for Mr. Broadley to publish (a psalm according to ...
Letter to an unknown recipient from Felix Mendelssohn in Leipzig, 20th February 1843
20th February 1843
Scope and Content Mendelssohn apologises for not being allowed to read or write as he seems to have an illness affecting his eyes temporarily. He comments on a literary draft for a libretto (entitled ...
Letter to an unknown recipient from Felix Mendelssohn in Leipzig, 26th September 1843
26th September 1843
Scope and Content NOTE: Content of the letter remains to be summarised
Letter to Ignaz Moscheles in London from Felix Mendelssohn in Leipzig, 15th April 1843
15th April 1843
Scope and Content Mendelssohn refers to publication and copyright matters regarding an Anthem for Orchestra and a fugue he had sent to Broadley in London. He mentions that the Conservatoire in Leipzig...
Letter to Ignaz Moscheles in London from Felix Mendelssohn in Leipzig, 30th April 1843
30th April 1843
Scope and Content Mendelssohn expresses his hopes to see Moscheles settling down in Germany again. He explains the general costs for students to attend the Conservatoire, and refers to principals and ...