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Edward Speyer

1839 – 1934

German-born patron of music

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About Edward Speyer

Lived 1839 – 1934 (aged 94–95). Edward Speyer was a writer, patron of the arts, collector, promoter and concertmaster.

Edward Speyer (14 May 1839 – 8 January 1934) was a German-born banker and patron of music in London.

Biography Edward Speyer was born on 14 May 1839 in Frankfurt. His father was , a Jewish merchant from Frankfurt and amateur composer who was a friend of Carl Maria von Weber, Louis Spohr, Franz Liszt, Giacomo Meyerbeer, and Gioachino Rossini. Edward settled in London in 1859, and either became a naturalized subject in 1869 or 1885. In London, he became a distinguished patron of musical performances. Speyer's first wife was Helen Franziska Forsboom, with whom he had would have his first daughter Lalla Vandervelde. His second wife was Antonia Kufferath, a concert singer. Speyer died in 1934 in Shenley, England.

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Born
1839, Frankfurt
Birth century
Died
1934, Shenley
Also known as
Edward Speier, Edward Anthony Speyer

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german-born patron of music (1839–1934)

When was Edward Speyer born?

Edward Speyer was born in 1839 in Frankfurt.

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Edward Speyer died in 1934 in Shenley.

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Edward Speyer was a writer, patron of the arts, collector, promoter and concertmaster.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Edward Speyer

· Wikidata: Q55891002

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