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Fragments of an Autobiography

By Felix Moscheles

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Experience a charming glimpse into a life shaped by music, family, and artistic adventures in the late 1800s, filled with personal moments and encounters with notable figures.

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2010-07-16
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Summary

"Fragments of an Autobiography" by Felix Moscheles is a memoir that captures a life interwoven with art and music during the late 19th century; it's a collection of cherished memories rather than a straightforward life story. The author reflects on his early years, especially the strong impact of his family and their artistic environment, along with his encounters with important musicians, revealing glimpses of his upbringing. It starts with vivid recollections of his childhood, recalling a stormy night. He introduces his father, a talented pianist, and his loving mother, both central figures in his formative years, and he gives a sense of the lively and creative atmosphere that fostered his artistic development, hinting at fun stories of his father's concerts and his own childhood escapades, promising a detailed and interesting view of a life rich with artistic exploration and personal moments.

About the Author

Felix Stone Moscheles was an English painter, writer, peace activist and advocate of Esperanto. He frequently painted genre scenes and portraits.

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