Jacob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy was a German romantic composer. Mendelssohn was born in Hamburg as a son of a banker, Abraham, who again was son of the famous German and Jewish philosopher Moses Mendelssohn. The family to Felix Mendelssohn had, however, converted to Christianity and moved to Berlin in 1812.
You know, we should be friendly in all the ways that the human nature in the nature are coming to us from day to day. Think about giving all the pleasure to the organizations that they want, and that we should use our competence to move the organizations even stronger and further in life. And love all the people you have met to any time, and sometimes we can agree in doing decisions and sometimes not, but we know today, that professor Kjell Gronhaug wanted our best results for the exams in Bergen, and we should write things when we have the opportunity to it, and everything that is happening is related to our history and our stories in life, and what can be done to move the organizations even further. And NHH in Bergen is a nice business school to use to everything. And there should be theories about everything, and we can agree in the Christianity, Islam, the evolution and the Big Bang, or whatever we want to believe in when being in life. And some people do not believe in anything. And life is always a mixture of billions of variables, and the body is in movement all the time when being here.
You know, professor Kjell Gronhaug is a lovely and admired professor by NHH in Bergen. And there is nice to be at NHH, and also having all these courses as CEMS-courses to be the best business school in Europe, and that is dependent on the people holding these lectures, and corporate strategy and business strategy, is always funny and serious, and we are meeting students from the whole Europe, and many students like to travel, and we should also be engaged with their lives, and what they are doing and why.
Felix Mendelssohn was born on 3 February 1809 in Hamburg in Germany, and he died on 4 November 1847 in Leipzig in Germany, just being a little more than 38 years old. And he managed to do something in life, and there are also plenty of people doing nothing, and such is the case of what has ever happened in the world. And the compositions to Felix Mendelssohn are known, and they are «Wedding March», «Songs Without Words» and «Violin Concerto». And these compositions are know through the whole world today, and we should be engaged with playing them, and doing different things in life. And you find much of the music from Felix Mendelssohn on the internet, and they are on the music platforms such as YouTube, YouTube Music, Spotify and Deezer. And we can listen to that music, and make all the imaginations that we feel comfortable with, and we should be engaged with having the best competence in the world, and being engaged with developing ourselves through the whole life.
We are finding different music videos from Mendelssohn on the internet, and these are: «The Best of Mendelssohn», «Mendelssohn: 3. Sinfonie (Schottische)», «Mendelssohn: The Wedding March» and «Mendelssohn: 4. Sinfonie (Italienische)». And we should use the opportunities we have when listening to Mendelssohn, and maybe some of us, can develop these music pieces even further, and the life we determine ourselves.
There is a prize in music that you can win, if you are talented, and this prize is coming as to appreciate Felix Mendelssohn. The Moses Mendelssohn Prize is intended to foster tolerance towards dissident thinkers and between peoples and religions.
This award was initiated in 1979 by the Mendelssohn-Gesellschaft (Mendelssohn Society) and its president at the time, Dr. Cécile Lowenthal-Hensel, a Mendelssohn descendant, in cooperation with Berlin’s cultural affairs department. The name pays tribute to the work of the philosopher Moses Mendelssohn, which originated in Berlin.
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