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Lili Boulanger

Marie-Juliette Olga Boulanger was created into a music family members. Her grandfather was a cellist, her grandmother a well-known soprano (Marie-Julie Boulanger, née Hallinger), her dad a composer who got earned the Prix de Rome in 1835. Her mom, Countess Raissa Myshetskaya, was a specialist vocalist, and her sister was …

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May Aufderheide

The name Might Aufderheide may be familiar to Bunk Johnson fans, as her once famous “Dusty Rag” became area of the Dixie Revival when Bunk’s band recorded it through the 1940s. Created on, may 21st 1890 in Indianapolis Indiana, Ms. Aufderheide was uncommonly effective as a lady author of ragtime, …

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Baiano

Baiano was an associate of the tiny group of initial professionals from the saving business in Brazil (as well as Cadete, Nozinho, Mário Pinheiro, and Eduardo das Neves). He documented the 1st Brazilian record with Xisto Bahia’s lundu Isto É Bom, categorized as the main of Casa Edison’s (the initial …

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Rudi Stephan

In the context of music as well as the First World War, as well as the producing casualties, it is almost always the British losses — George Butterworth, et al. — who obtain recognized in recordings and in addition, even more tellingly, in items by their co-workers; Butterworth, for instance, …

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Alfred Laine

Alfred Laine, who performed both cornet as well as the alto horn, was the son of well-known New Orleans brass group leader Papa Jack port Laine. The kid also acquired a nickname — he was referred to as “Pantsy” — but was merely never as well-known as his dad. “Papa” …

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Scott Hayden

Ragtime composer Scott Hayden was created to Marion and Julia Hayden in March 30, 1882, in 133 Western world Cooper Road in Sedalia, MO. A schoolmate of Arthur Marshall, he fulfilled Scott Joplin while still enrolled at Lincoln SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, that he graduated in 1900. Both teenagers had been …

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Edgar Leslie Bainton

Bainton was educated on the Royal University of Music. He was a teacher of music on the Newcastle upon Tyne Conservatoire and movie director of the brand new South Wales Condition Conservatorium. During Globe Battle I he was interned at Ruhleben. He gained the Carnegie Prize in 1917 for his …

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Archibald Joyce

b. 25 Might 1873, London, Britain, d. 22 March 1963, Britain. Known variously as The British Waltz Ruler or The British Waldteufel, Joyce is principally remembered for just one structure ‘Thinking’ which is definitely instantly recognisable all over the world, actually if not necessarily by its name. Composing was nearly …

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Dan Kildare

A pioneer of syncopated dance music in NY and London through the first 2 decades from the 20th hundred years, pianist and bandleader Dan Kildare was created in Kingston, Jamaica, on January 13, 1879. The boy of the constabulary paymaster, he finagled a passport and arrived in the U.S., whereby …

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Guillaume Apollinaire

A poet and critic who chronicled and consorted with adventurous performers of his period, Guillaume Apollinaire was himself not entirely of this tumultuous age: his personal writings told of things ancient, long lasting, and eternal. His excitement for the task of his contemporaries offers about any of it a bemused …

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