Spohr, Ludwig

Spohr, Ludwig, musical composer and violinist, born in Brunswick; produced both operas and oratorios, “Faust” among the former, the “Last Judgment” and the “Fall of Babylon” among the latter; his violin-playing was admirable, producing from the tones of the instrument the effects of the human voice; wrote a handbook for violinists (1784-1859).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Splügen * Spoleto
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Spinoza, Benedict
Spinozism
Spires
Spirit
Spirit, The Holy
Spiritual, The
Spiritualism
Spithead
Spitzbergen
Splügen
Spohr, Ludwig
Spoleto
Spontini, Gasparo
Sporades
Spottiswoode, John
Spottiswoode, William
Spree
Sprengel, Carl
Sprenger, Aloys
Springfield
Spurgeon, Charles Haddon