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Klengel, Julius (1859–1933)| German cellist and composer. He joined the Leipzig Gewandhaus orchestra at the age of 15, began to travel as a virtuoso in 1875, and in 1881 became leading cellist in the orchestra and professor of cello at the Leipzig Conservatory. |
| He studied cello with Emil Hegar and composition with Salomon Jadassohn (1831–1902). |
Works four cello concertos, double concertos for violin and cello and two cellos, Hymnus for 12 cellos; Caprice in form of a Chaconne for cello solo; many cello pieces and studies. |
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