Georg Høeberg
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Georg Høeberg (1872–1950) was a Danish composer and conductor. His 1933 performance of Carl Nielsen's Fifth Symphony is thought to be the earliest surviving recorded performance of any Nielsen symphony [1]
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| Preceded by Johan Svendsen |
Principal Conductors, Royal Danish Orchestra 1914–1930 |
Succeeded by Egisto Tango and Johan Hye-Knudse |
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- ^ Danacord CD DACOCD 365-7, booklet notes
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