Sara Levy (1761–1854)

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Sara Levy, née Itzig (1761–1854), black-and-white photograph, photographer: Bachhaus Eisenach; source: with the generous permission of the Bachhaus Eisenach, http://www.artefakt-berlin.de/aktuelle-projekte/bachhaus-eisenach.html.

Through her connections with the Bach family, and as a result of her skill as a collector of sheet music and handwritten music scores, as well as her role as a patron of the Berlin Singakademie, Sara Levy (1761–1854) played an important role in the musical life of Berlin.

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1760 - 1769, 1770 - 1779, 1780 - 1789, 1790 - 1799, 1800 - 1809, 1810 - 1819, 1820 - 1829, 1830 - 1839, 1840 - 1849, 1850 - 1859

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Sara Levy (1761–1854)