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A Popular History of the Art of Music
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Chapter 36 MENDELSSOHN AND SCHUMANN.
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was born in Berlin, the grandson of Moses Mendelssohn, the famous Jewish philosopher. The father of Felix was a
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1 Chapter 1 MUSIC AMONG THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS.2 Chapter 2 MUSIC AMONG THE HEBREWS AND ASSYRIANS.3 Chapter 3 MUSIC AMONG THE ANCIENT GREEKS.4 Chapter 4 MUSIC IN INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.5 Chapter 5 THE NATURE OF THE TRANSFORMATION, AND6 Chapter 6 THE MINSTRELS OF THE NORTH.7 Chapter 7 THE ARABS OR SARACENS.8 Chapter 8 ORIGIN OF THE GREAT FRENCH EPICS.9 Chapter 9 THE TROUBADOURS, TROUVèRES AND10 Chapter 10 THE INFLUENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.11 Chapter 11 THE DIDACTIC OF MUSIC FROM THE FIFTH CENTURY12 Chapter 12 THE RISE OF POLYPHONY. OLD FRENCH AND13 Chapter 13 THE SCHOOLS OF THE NETHERLANDS.14 Chapter 14 POLYPHONIC SCHOOLS OF ITALY.15 Chapter 15 THE CHANGES IN MUSICAL NOTATION.16 Chapter 16 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. THE VIOLIN,17 Chapter 17 CONDITION OF MUSIC AT THE BEGINNING18 Chapter 18 FIRST CENTURY OF ITALIAN OPERA AND19 Chapter 19 BEGINNINGS OF OPERA IN FRANCE AND20 Chapter 20 THE PROGRESS OF ORATORIO.21 Chapter 21 BEGINNINGS OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.22 Chapter 22 GENERAL VIEW OF MUSIC IN THE EIGHTEENTH23 Chapter 23 JOHN SEBASTIAN BACH.24 Chapter 24 GEO. FREDERICK H NDEL.25 Chapter 25 EMANUEL BACH; HAYDN; THE SONATA.26 Chapter 26 MOZART AND HIS GENIUS.27 Chapter 27 BEETHOVEN AND HIS WORKS.28 Chapter 28 HAYDN, MOZART AND BEETHOVEN COMPARED.29 Chapter 29 OPERA IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.30 Chapter 30 PIANO PLAYING AND VIRTUOSI; THE VIOLIN;31 Chapter 31 THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, THE ROMANTIC;32 Chapter 32 SCHUBERT AND THE ROMANTIC.33 Chapter 33 THE STORY OF THE PIANOFORTE.34 Chapter 34 GERMAN OPERA; WEBER, MEYERBEER AND35 Chapter 35 VIRTUOSITY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY;36 Chapter 36 MENDELSSOHN AND SCHUMANN.37 Chapter 37 ITALIAN OPERA DURING THE NINETEENTH38 Chapter 38 FRENCH OPERATIC COMPOSERS OF THE39 Chapter 39 LATER COMPOSERS AND PERFORMERS.