Alfred Volkland

1841–1905 (age 64)

Biography

Alfred Volkland (1841–1905) led orchestras with a conductor’s poise, guiding ensembles through performances with attentive grace and an ear for harmony.

His passion for music endures in Wolfgottesacker, where his resting place invites reflection on the expressive power he fostered in the concert hall.

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