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🎼 free Fanny Hensel (née Mendelssohn) scores Because you've played enough Chopin already 🎹 henselpushers.org/links

Same post as original but with Oppenheim portrait of the real Fanny Hensel
Image of Cecile Mendelssohn on a 50 euro note musescore Unofficial MuseScore concept Recognition, finally in circulation. FANNY MENDELSSOHN 1805-1847 EUROPE, COMPOSED. MUSESCORE CONCEPT NOT LEGAL TENDER FANNY MENDELSSOHN 1805-1847 50 EYPO EBPO — One-note fact Over 450 works, most kept out of print by the century she lived in. When Queen Victoria sang her favorite Mendelssohn song at the palace, Felix had to admit his sister wrote it. LONG OVERDUE. NOW IN PRINT. Concept only. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the ECB. Swipe to see more
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An illustration of Fanny Hensel, a woman with white flowing gown and shawl, big, dark eyes and curls
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YouTube screenshot, text says Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel; image is a pencil drawing of a woman in a cloak with big dark eyes
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Talk ARTICLE TALK Fanny Hensel German pianist and composer (1805-1847) This is the talk page for discussing improvements to the Fanny Hensel article. Read more Surname Hensel 3/17/26, 14:36 Fanny Hensel is known as Fanny Hensel, née Mendelssohn-Batholdy. I therefore suggest moving this page to Fanny Hensel. There is a Fanny Hensel music school in Berlin; countless streets are named after her (aka Hensel); and in all relevant bios, such as MUGI or in the catalogues of her compositions, such as from the Berliner Museum, even on the Mendelssohn Society's website Hensel is the surname. Can we discuss this here? What do others think about it? PaulasBunt (talk) 21:36, 17 March 2026 (UTC) Reply
Wikipedia page Fanny Hensel German pianist and composer (1805-1847) Fanny Cacilie Hensel née Mendelssohn al (14 November 1805 - 14 May 1847) was a German composer and pianist of the early Romantic era, also known as Fanny Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Her compositions number over 450, and include a string quartet, a piano trio, a piano quartet, an orchestral overture, four cantatas, more than 125 pieces for solo piano, and over 250 lieder. Most of these were unpublished in her lifetime. Although lauded for her piano technique, she rarely gave public performances outside her family circle. ：= ....
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Edits to Abraham's words: The first way the quote was changed is the word "immer"/"always" was replaced with the word "niemals" /"never" " inverting the meaning of Abraham's invocation of "GrundbaĂź" /"fundamental bass" Abraham actually said music should always be the root of Fanny's being and doing. The other intervention in the quote is the complete removal of the word "Bildungsmittel". "Mittel" can be translated as "medium" (n.), "means" (n.), or "resource", and "Bildung" is the German concept of self-cultivation, personal growth and development, and lifelong learning (think of the literary genre Bildungsroman). Abraham told Fanny that music is the medium through which she will learn and develop as a person.
Again, here is the widely-known, corrupted version of Abraham's words: (I'm preserving his original, now-outdated spelling) INCORRECT QUOTE: "Die Musik wird für ihn vielleicht Beruf, während sie für dich stets nur Zierde, niemals Grundbaß deines Seins und Thuns werden kann und soll." English translation: "Music will perhaps become his profession, whilst for you it can and must only be an ornament, never the root of your being and doing."
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Caspar David Friedrich: The Chasseur in the Forest (1814). A painting with a looming forest. In the foreground is a snowy clearing with a tiny man looking into the woods and a raven on a stump
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Hensel's Dream: The Playing Picture of the Fleeting Year Brianna Conrey, Pianist Olivia Ting, Visual Artist Join us for an immersive audiovisual journey into the dreamworld of the 19th-century composer Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, featuring her solo piano cycle "Das Jahr' ("The Year') performed by Brianna Conrey in collaboration with poetic visuals by Olivia Ting. Samper Recital Hall, Cabrillo College, Aptos, CA Sunday, April 26, at 2 p.m. $25 General, $15 Student Presented with support from Arts Council Santa Cruz County Images of Brianna and Olivia in circles over Wilhelm Hensel’s illustration of “January” —a sleeping woman with her hand on a lyre
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DECCA deccaclassics • 1h • Author * We acknowledge and sincerely apologise for the disappointment caused by an error in the original version of this post. Our intention has always been to celebrate and highlight women in classical music; however, on this occasion, an incorrect image was inadvertently included during the planning process. We appreciate the feedback and thank you for your understanding. Reply
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4:08pm 04/06/2026 Classical Music with Greg Ferrisi Songs Without Words, Op. 6: IV. II saltarello Romano: Allegro Molto COMPOSER: Fanny Mendelssohn SOLOIST: Sylviane Deferne, piano ALBUM: Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn: The Last Rose of Summer More
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From Keyboard to Quartet a Fanny Hensel lecture-concert Hensel's original works & modern arrangements featuring: The Town Quartet, Monica Chew & Henselpushers April 4th 2026, 12 noon • $20 Berkeley Piano Club • 2724 Haste St, Berkeley henselpushers.org/k2q
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