[DOC] [TLE] Adolf Neuendorff - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [PAR] Adolf Heinrich Anton Magnus Neuendorff (June 13, 1843  December 4, 1897), 
also known as Adolph Neuendorff, was a German American composer, violinist, 
... Born in Hamburg, Germany on June 13, 1843, Neuendorff emigrated with his ... 
he conducted the American first performances of Richard Wagner's Lohengrin,... [DOC] [TLE] The early German theatre in New York, 1840-1872, [PAR] The first performance in the German language of which any record has been ..... 
Miiller mentions as his authority an essay on the subject by Adolf Neuendorff, ...... 
23 Anton E. Wollheim was born at Hamburg in 1810 and died at Berlin in 1884. 
...... was the first American performance of Wagner's Lohengrin on April 3, 1871,... [DOC] [TLE] der ring des nibelungen in the new world: the american performance ... [PAR] German artists who were imported to the U.S. for the first American stagings of 
the work's ..... Modifications to the Scores of the Ring Operas for American 
Performance . ..... conducted the cycle in numerous performances across Europe. 
...... was the case with the conductors Leopold Damrosch and Adolf Neuendorff, 
who... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The American history and encyclopedia of music .." [PAR] His father gave him his first instruction on the piano, and from 1867 to 1871 he 
studied ...... versatile and diligent student, diplomat and musical com- poser; born 
at Hamburg. ...... from Europe and gave the first performance of Lohengrin in 
America. ... Hoff- man made his first American tour, Neuendorff conducted his 
concerts. [DOC] [TLE] The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Complete Opera Book, by ... [PAR] Verdi, born the same year as Wagner (1813), but outliving him nearly twenty ..... A 
man, he says, has jumped out of the _Countess's_ window and broken a 
flowerpot. ..... The first performance of "Don Giovanni" in America took place in 
the Park ...... conducted by Carl Bergmann; under Adolff Neuendorff's direction, 
1870, and... [DOC] [TLE] Opera Company 5 - Opera in Old Colorado [PAR] But he did attend what has been called her debut performance in 1879 in ... In 
Mapleson's off-season in London, Juch returned to America and made her 
operatic ... which included singing alternate nights with Nilsson as Elsa in 
Lohengrin, she ... The orchestra was led by Adolph Neuendorff, a native of 
Hamburg, Germany,... [DOC] [TLE] Read the eBook The American history and encyclopedia of music ... [PAR] Neuendorff (noi'-en-dorf), Adolf. 1843- 1897. Born in Hamburg, but received most 
of his ... first performance of Lohengrin in. America. He was also conductor of the 
Juch ... man made his first American tour, Neuendorff conducted his concerts. .... 
1871- Brother of Ethelbert Nevin; born at. Edgeworth, Pa., in 1871; educated at [DOC] [TLE] Tanglewood on Parade - Tuesday, August 04, 2015 - 8:30 PM ... [PAR] Aug 4, 2015 ... Instrument Playground 2:00pm-4:00pm, Tent Club. TMC Cello Ensemble 2:30pm, 
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John McCormack's first American appearances were at a side show at the St. 
Louis .... Opera Should Know about the Mechanical Side of Giving an Operatic 
Performance ...... M. Charles Dalmores was born at Nancy, France, December 
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Ambroise Thomas's opera had its first American performance at the ... of Music 
under the management of Maurice Strakosch, on November 22, 1871. ... Carr 
and Barbier found in Goethe's romance are as if born for the stage. ..... 4 "
Lohengrin" . [DOC] [TLE] Theodore Hoch, the Much Beloved Solo ... - Historic Brass Society [PAR] Professor Hoch was born in Finsterwalde

Question: Hamburg-born Adolf Neuendorff conducted the first American performance of this man's "Lohengrin" in 1871
Answer: Richard Wagner