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The Sixteen

United kingdom conductor Harry Christophers (given birth to 1953) founded the choral ensemble named The 16 in 1977. The director’s eyesight through the outset foresaw the musical repertories that they would become best-known: early British polyphony, additional repertories from the Western Renaissance, aswell as choral functions from the twentieth hundred …

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Orchestre Symphonique de Québec

Orchestre Symphonique de Québec is among Canada’s oldest & most respected functioning orchestras. Founded in 1902 as the Société Symphonique de Québec, the orchestra consolidated using the Cercle Philharmonique de Québec in 1942, of which period it transformed its name to Orchestre Symphonique de Québec. The orchestra has already established …

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Gösta Winbergh

Although he previously enjoyed a distinguished career long lasting three decades, Gösta Winbergh died prematurely while still in excellent voice. Thorough schooling and conscientious focus on vocal health allowed the tenor to go from primacy in Mozart jobs into spinto, dramatic, as well as heroic jobs during his last a …

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Lewis Redner

Lewis Redner falls right into a course of composers known for an individual work connected with Christmas, an individual work thus popular concerning eclipse the popularity of its inventor. Like Katherine K. Davis and John Henry Hopkins, Jr., composers of, respectively, “THE TINY Drummer Boy” and We Three Kings of …

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John McCormack

Irish-born American tenor John McCormack, who sang both well-known and traditional works, was probably one of the most effective live musical performers from the 1910s, 1920s, and 1930s, regularly selling away concerts in the largest halls all over the world, as well to be a best recording artist. The 600-plus …

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Capella Savaria

Capella Savaria is a Hungarian period-instrument chamber orchestra located in Szombathely, in American Hungary close to the Austrian boundary. The group took its name from Savaria, the Roman name of Szombathely, that was founded being a Roman outpost in 45 CE. Founded in 1981 by Pál Németh, since 1999 the …

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Chiara Banchini

Swiss violinist Chiara Banchini may be the co-founder and leader of the time instrument group Outfit 415, which took its name through the pitch recommended in older Baroque-era treatises for the note A below middle C: 415 cycles per second. Banchini was created in Lugano, Switzerland and graduated through the …

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Westminster Cathedral Choir

London’s Westminster Cathedral may be the leading Catholic chapel in Britain. The Benedictine monks who constructed and possessed Westminster Abbey reclaimed area of the marsh around Westminster. The Abbey (by that point property from the Chapel of Britain) marketed the property for use being a jail. When the jail was …

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LOU

Recording designer, songwriter, composer, maker, and keyboardist LOU, a Boston indigenous, turned a clear awareness of the web and social networking platforms into a global group of fans and multi-platinum product sales. He learned to try out keyboards young, learning the intricacies from the music business by performing demo function …

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The Song Trust

The Track Trust was a family-oriented music project led by Nashville-based songwriters Rory Lee Feek and Tim Johnson, who co-founded the short-lived label Giantslayer Information in 2004. The set wrote a Xmas song entitled “Bring Him House Santa” that premiered by Giantslayer with Capitol Information in 2007, with proceeds benefiting …

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