Albert Wolff

Albert Wolff, a versatile French conductor and composer of Dutch descent, brought a unique blend of musical prowess to the European stage. Born in Paris on January 19, 1884, Wolff's career spanned multiple roles as a pianist, organist, conductor, and composer. He is perhaps best known for his tenure as the conductor of the Orchestre Des Concerts Lamoureux from 1928 to 1934. Wolff's deep connection to the French repertory, coupled with his diverse talents, made him a standout figure in the classical music scene. His recordings, particularly those with the Lamoureux Orchestra for Polydor around 1930 and later with Decca, offer a rich tapestry of his artistic contributions. Wolff's legacy endures as a testament to his multifaceted genius and enduring impact on the world of music.