Composers / Edvard Grieg / Routes
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The biggest city in Saxony, known as the ‘Crossroads of Europe’. It was here that trade routes from north to south and from east to west met. Over the last two or three centuries, it has been one of the most important centres of European culture and learning, and it is the centre of German publishing, including in the domain of music.
On 16 September 1858, when Edvard Grieg boarded the Nordstjernen for Hamburg, after which he was to travel on by train to Leipzig, he was not an entirely inexperienced traveller. Previously, he had accompanied his father and uncle on business trips many times – both within the country and abroad. This time, however, he was setting off on his own account, to study in a foreign city several times bigger than his native Bergen.
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Title page of the fourth volume of Lyric Pieces.
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Concert hall in Old gewandhaus (1895), (creative commons).
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Contert hall in the Gewandhause in Leipzig, Edvard Grieg (1860), Griegsamlingen, Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek.
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Edvard Grieg as student in Music Conservatory in Liepzig (c.1859), Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek.
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Edvard Grieg gratuated Leipzig Conservatory (1862), Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek.
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Gewandhaus, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (1836) (creative commons).
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Grieg Memorial Plaque on the wall of the Edition Peters building, Leipzig, phot. Concord (creative commons).
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Inside of the opera. (creative commons)
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Inside of the St Thomas Church in Leipzig. (creative commons)
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John and Edvard Griegs as students of Leipzig Conservatory, ca. 1860. Griegsamlingen.
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J.S. Bach statue in front of St Thomas Church in Leipzig. (creative commons)
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Leipzig Bavarian station, Ernst August Dittrich, postcard (1900), Stadtgeschichtliches Museum in Liepzig (creative commons).
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Leipzig Bavarian station, photo Hermann Walter (1890). Stadtgeschichtliches Museum in Liepzig.
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Leipzig Conservatory (1850), Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek.
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Leipzig Opera, photo Florian Koppe. (creative commons)
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Max Abraham, Nina Grieg, Oscar Meyer, Edvard Grieg, c. 1889, Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek.
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Mendelssohn-Haus in Goldschmidtstraße 12, Adolph Kohut, 1900, (creative commons).
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Mendelssohn-Haus in Goldschmidtstraße 12, phot. Benjamin Ealovega (creative commons).
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Old town hall at market square in Leipzig (1890). (creative commons)
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Old town hall at market square in Leipzig (today). (creative commons)
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Publishing building in Leipzig. (creative commons)
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Second Gewandhaus in 1900, (creative commons).
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St Thomas Church in Leipzig. (creative commons)
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Third Gewanhaus (today), (creative commons).
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Title page of Andante in C minor.
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Title page of the fourth volume of Lyric Pieces.
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Concert hall in Old gewandhaus (1895), (creative commons).
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18 Thomaskirchhof
Leipzig, 8 Augustusplatz
8 Grassistraße
12 Augustusplatz
Leipzig, 12 Goldschmidtstraße
10 Thalstrasse