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"Lobgesang" is a choral symphony composed by Felix Mendelssohn's sister, Fanny Hensel, who was also a talented musician. Written in 1841, it is considered one of Hensel's most significant works. "Lobgesang" translates to "Hymn of Praise" in English, and the piece combines elements of a symphony and a cantata. It features three soloists, a large chorus, and an orchestra, and its structure is reminiscent of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. Hensel's "Lobgesang" is a powerful and expressive work, showcasing her compositional prowess and musical depth.
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