Franz Berwald
Franz Berwald was a 19th-century Swedish composer and surgeon, often regarded as one of Sweden's greatest symphonic composers. Despite his musical talent, Berwald struggled to gain recognition during his lifetime, with many of his works, including his Fourth Symphony, premiered posthumously. His music is characterized by its originality and playful nature, earning him a place in the classical canon, particularly through the advocacy of conductors like Herbert Blomstedt.
Born on Jul 23, 1796 (229 years old)
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Franz Berwald is regarded as Sweden's foremost symphonist from the 19th century, whose music is often highlighted by conductor Herbert Blomstedt.
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