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Birmingham Fun Fact #86

Mendelssohn composed his oratorio Elijah for Birmingham's Triennial Music Festival which began in the 18th century and ran until 1912, when Sibelius conducted the British premiere of his Fourth Symphony. Dvorak, Elgar and Grieg also took part in the festival.

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