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Line 1: {{~~trope~~creator}} [[File:Felix Mendelssohn ~~was~~Bartholdy an- ~~early~~Aquarell ~~Romantic~~von ~~composer.~~James Warren Childe 1830.jpg\|thumb\|350px]] '''Felix Mendelssohn''' was an early Romantic composer. He wrote [[Lohengrin and Mendelssohn\|one of the two most famous pieces of wedding music ever]], originally as incidental music for a production of ''[[A Midsummer ~~Nights~~Night's Dream]]''. Other well-known works include the Hebrides Overture (also known as "Fingal's Cave"), "Spring Song", and the Violin Concerto in E minor. ~~=== Tropes present in Mendelssohn's life and work: ===~~ {{creatortropes}} * [[Ambiguously Jewish]]: Not ambiguous enough for 19th century Germany, though. Yes, Mendelssohn was ethnically Jewish, but he was raised without religion and later became Lutheran. He was still the victim of antisemitism, though. * [[Child Prodigy]]: Gave his first public concert at ''nine years old.'' Line 12 ⟶ 13: {{reflist}} [[Category:Composers]] ~~[[Category:German Media]]~~ [[Category:Felix Mendelssohn]] [[Category:Names to Know in Music]]

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