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Article: Joachim, Joseph
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Joachim, Joseph
(
b
Kitsee, 1831;
d
Berlin, 1907). Hung. violinist and composer. Gave first concert at age of 7. Studied in Vienna 1839–43 under Hellmesberger and Boehm. Went to Leipzig Cons. 1843, where he was welcomed by the dir., Mendelssohn, playing at
Gewandhaus
concerts and, in 1844, in London (Beethoven conc.). In 1849 became leader of Weimar court orch., under Liszt, and leader and soloist to the King of Hanover 1853–66. Met and became friend of Brahms. In 1868 went to Berlin as dir. and prof. of vn. at the new
Hochschule für ausübende Tonkunst
, forming
Joachim Quartet
following ...
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