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Clotilde Kleeberg

1866 – 1909

French pianist

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Lived 1866 – 1909 (aged 42). Clotilde Kleeberg was a French pianist.

Clotilde Kleeberg (27 June 1866 – 7 February 1909) was a French pianist. She was also known as Clotilde Kleeberg-Samuel.

The daughter of Martin Kleeberg and Henriette Cahn, natives of Germany, she was born in Paris. She began taking private piano lessons at the age of five and later studied at the Conservatoire de Paris with . She received first prizes at the Conservatoire in 1877 and 1878 and went on to further studies with Théodore Dubois. She performed her first concert in Paris in December 1878 in front of an audience of 4000 people. She went on to perform throughout Europe from 1881 to 1909. She was also very popular in England.

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Who was Clotilde Kleeberg?

French pianist (1866–1909)

When was Clotilde Kleeberg born?

Clotilde Kleeberg was born on 27 June 1866 in Paris.

When did Clotilde Kleeberg die?

Clotilde Kleeberg died on 7 February 1909 in Brussels.

What was Clotilde Kleeberg's occupation?

Clotilde Kleeberg was a pianist.

What nationality was Clotilde Kleeberg?

Clotilde Kleeberg was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Clotilde Kleeberg

· Wikidata: Q4223146

· DBpedia: Clotilde Kleeberg

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