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Leopold Damrosh (Damrosch; 1832–1885) - German composer, conductor and violinist. From the age of nine, learning to play the violin, in 1856 he began to concert as a virtuoso violinist. Liszt granted him a violinist position in the Weimar court orchestra and dedicated the symphonic poem “Tasso”. He made his debut as a conductor in Breslau, led (1859–1862) the local philharmonic orchestra. He defended the New Weimar school in the Leipzig newspaper "Neue Zeitshrift für Müsik." In 1871 he left for New York, in 1873 he founded the Oratorio Society of New York there, and in 1878 the Symphony Society. In 1880 he received a doctorate in music from Columbia University. The composer's heritage includes a number of violin concerts, concert overtures, choral compositions and songs.