Richard Strauss
Richard Strauss was a prominent German composer and conductor known for his operas, orchestral works, and songs. His compositions, such as 'Salome' and 'Der Rosenkavalier,' showcased his innovative orchestration and mastery of lyrical melody. Strauss played a significant role in the transition from late Romanticism to modernism in music.
Born on Sep 11, 1864 (161 years old)
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Paraguay:
Richard Strauss is the composer of the piece 'Cuatro últimas canciones' that Jessica Bogado will perform.
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United Kingdom:
Richard Strauss was among the composers who created works for Paul Wittgenstein.
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Australia:
Richard Strauss abused at least 177 male students during his time at Ohio State University.
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Spain:
Richard Strauss's music was a significant part of Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's repertoire, showcasing his vocal prowess.
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United Kingdom:
Richard Strauss was the once-respected physician who abused at least 177 male students while working in Ohio State’s athletics department.
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Greece:
The Berlin State Opera has hosted some of the greatest conductors in music history, including Richard Strauss.
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Romania:
Richard Strauss was a composer and conductor known for his significant contributions to music.
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United Kingdom:
Richard Strauss was one of the first conductors at the Historische Stadthalle concert hall in Wuppertal.
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Sweden:
Richard Strauss's intricate musical textures were brought to life during the concert.
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United States:
Richard Strauss composed 'Salome,' which features a challenging role for sopranos.
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