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Colin Wilkie

The folk revival from the 1960s found Germany through the playing of British-born singer/songwriter Colin Wilkie and his guitarist/vocalist wife Shirley Hart. The author of hundreds of tracks and tales, Wilkie spent 11 years as resident songwriter for SWF display Tellekolleg and seven years as web host of his very …

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August de Boeck

August de Boeck studied on the Brussels Conservatory. He produced a camaraderie with Paul Gilson in 1889 and Gilson became his instructor for orchestration. The set were inspired by Rimsky-Korsakov and various other members from the Russian Five. Jointly they presented musical impressionism into Belgium. De Boeck trained on the …

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Yanka Dyagileva

Perhaps one of the most difficult, disturbing, and hauntingly beautiful voices of Soviet rock and roll, Yanka Dyagileva found prominence just after her 1991 suicide, when ratings of bootlegs and concert recordings rose to the top. Her intimate and creative ties with Grazhdanskaya Oborona — creator and Russian punk rock …

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James E. Myers

Adam E. Myers is certainly permanently cemented in rock and roll background — his impact in the music sector is undeniably substantial as the co-author of “Rock and roll Night and day,” the tune cited by John Lennon, Elton John, and many more being the one most inspiring tune for …

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Paul Abraham

Delivered in Hungary seeing that Pál Ábrahám, Abraham was educated on the Budapest Academy of Music and, upon his graduation in 1916, worked to determine himself being a author of serious artwork music. His functions were noticed at major Western european music celebrations, and he obtained a reputation being a …

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George Vass

George Vass is a versatile conductor whose repertory both in the concert hall and saving studio room suggests a decided choice for modern and less popular works by Uk composers. Certainly, he has produced acclaimed recordings of music by Donald Tovey and modern composers Stephen Dodgson, Cecilia McDowall, and David …

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Michel Béroff

Don’t assume all musician can cope with the music of French avant-garde composer Olivier Messiaen quickly. After all, it is not every composer that bases one whole set of single piano pieces around the tunes of parrots, or creates as extreme and as hard a composition to try out as …

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Francis Hopkinson

Francis Hopkinson, the famous American statesman and musician, was a graduate of the faculty of Philadelphia, the foremost educational organization in the town of his delivery and loss of life. Leaving the faculty (which afterwards became the School of Pa) in 1757, Hopkinson was accepted to serve on the Pa …

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Leyla Gencer

Leyla Gencer had a significant career over the world’s operatic levels, singing a multitude of soprano assignments from Donna Anna in Mozart’s Don Giovanni to Renata in Prokofiev’s very hard The Fiery Angel. She was most carefully associated, however, using the operas of Donizetti (Belisario, Maria Stuarda, Anna Bolena, and …

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Alan King

This comic’s lengthy career in show business included almost every kind of creative expression easy for a stage performer, including films, television, live performances, and books. On recordings, Alan Ruler was obviously well represented throughout a influx of so-called “party discs” offering in his case Jewish laughter; material of the …

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