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Max von Schillings

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Max Emil Julius von Schillings, born on April 19, 1868 in DÃ¼ren, Germany, was a composer, conductor, and theatre director. He received early musical training from Caspar Joseph Brambach and Otto von KÃ¶nigslÃ¶w in Bonn. After assisting at the Bayreuth Festival in 1892, he worked as a conductor and music teacher in Munich. Schillings became General Music Director at the KÃ¶niglichen Hoftheater Stuttgart from 1908 to 1918. His opera Mona Lisa premiered in 1915 and was later revived on occasion. He served as General Intendant at the PreuÃischen Staatsoper zu Berlin from 1919 to 1925 and led concert tours across Europe and the USA starting in 1925. Schillings died on July 24, 1933, following a pulmonary embolism after surgery for intestinal cancer.

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Staatskapelle Berlin / Max von Schillings

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