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* His [[chamber music]] includes a number of string quartets, piano quartets, 2 delightful piano trios, sonatas for clarinet, cello, viola and violin, and other works.
 
* His [[chamber music]] includes a number of string quartets, piano quartets, 2 delightful piano trios, sonatas for clarinet, cello, viola and violin, and other works.
 
* He wrote for the organ and the piano - his “Songs without Words” are particular favourites.
 
* He wrote for the organ and the piano - his “Songs without Words” are particular favourites.
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[[Image:Mendelssohn album.jpg|thumb|Mendelssohn's album]]
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[[Image:Mendelssohn album.jpg|thumb|Mendelssohn's partiture]]
 
Mendelssohn has a prominent place in the history of conducting. He was one of the first to use the modern baton; and pioneered the use of a single conductor in choral woks. (Previously the conductor directed the choir, leaving the orchestra to the first violin.) He can also be given credit for his part in the resurrection of the music of [[J.S. Bach]], which had been neglected for generations.
 
Mendelssohn has a prominent place in the history of conducting. He was one of the first to use the modern baton; and pioneered the use of a single conductor in choral woks. (Previously the conductor directed the choir, leaving the orchestra to the first violin.) He can also be given credit for his part in the resurrection of the music of [[J.S. Bach]], which had been neglected for generations.
  
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