Bequests of Julius and Julius Wilhelm Klengel
With private support, the bequests of Julius Wilhelm Klengel (1818–1879) and Julius Klengel (1859–1939) were digitized and cataloged in the Kalliope catalogue.
The musicians and composers Julius Wilhelm Klengel (1818–1879) and Julius Klengel (1859–1939) were key figures in Leipzig’s musical history. Wilhelm Julius taught at the Leipzig Conservatory; his son Julius made a career as a cellist. He was considered a “Cello-Paganini” and “Cello-King” by his contemporaries. The extensive bequest, which includes personal documents of the Klengel family, a wide range of compositions, and extensive correspondence, is presented in its entirety in Kalliope, along with the corresponding digitizations.
Research:
The digitized items in the bequest can be accessed via the Leipzig University Library catalog. The entire bequest is listed in the Kalliope Network's information system for bequests and autographs..
- https://katalog.ub.uni-leipzig.de
- https://kalliope-verbund.info (Bequest Julius Wilhelm Klengel)
- https://kalliope-verbund.info (Bequest Julius Klengel)
Funded by:
- Private funding
Lizenz:
- (Images) Public Domain Mark 1.0