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Motives or just money? A look at the people behind the political newcomers.
Arkansas Business
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November 2, 1992|
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PERSONAL LIKES, BUSINESS interests and party loyalty often lead business leaders to ally themselves with candidates for national office.
And, of course, there is the old axiom that everybody loves, and supports, a likely winner.
Take the case of 1st Congressional District candidate Blanche Lambert of Helena, who surprised almost everyone with her upset of incumbent Bill Alexander in the Democratic primary.
Perhaps realizing that Lambert had momentum and a conducive political climate on her side, supporters have flocked to her cause.
Still, there's ...
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Johannes Brahms & George Henschel; an enduring friendship. (CD-ROM included).(Brief article)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; ...correspondence, and chapters on Henschel's life and career. An extensive bibliography of Henschel's writings, compositions...included. The CD, first produced as Sir George Henschel: Complete Commercial Recordings...
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EDVARD GRIEG IN ENGLAND
Magazine article from: Musical Opinion
; ...free from errors: those I have lighted upon are that Sir George Henschel died in 1934 not 1924, while at the top of page 389...United Grand Lodge of Freemasons being "of all things". Sir Arthur Sullivan had been one of Farming's predecessors...
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How did he do it?
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...includes a generous sequence of fine performances - Sir Clifford Curzon in the great B flat Piano Sonata, Andras...Harry Plunket-Greene singing in eloquent English and Sir George Henschel, recorded when he was 78 but sounding half his age...
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Symphony No. 3, "Eroica"
Magazine article from: Fanfare
; ...soft" attack on forte chords favored by many German conductors of his time (for an example of this, listen to Sir George Henschel's musically valid yet soft-attacked Beethoven First recording of 1926-27), he nevertheless "felt" the...
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Celebrating the historic legacy of Roland Hayes
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...Faye Robinson will sing the premiere performances of George Walker's "Lilacs," a work commissioned by the...style. He studied the German song literature with Sir Georg Henschel, the first conductor of the BSO, and worked through...
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FYI SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE TOWER CLOCK
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...who was handed the chief conductor's baton last year, is the orchestra's 14th chief conductor. He follows Sir George Henschel (1881-84), Wilhelm Gericke (1884-89; 1898-1906), Arthur Nikisch (1889-93), Emil Paur (1893...
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Susan Davenny Wyner conducts with confidence
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...career as a singer by depriving her of her instrument. Most conductors started out as instrumentalists, although Sir George Henschel, the first music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, was a renowned baritone and singer of Lieder. If...
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THERE'LL BE LOTS OF DON JUANS AT WEEKEND IN HIS HONOR
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...sing in Paris. In 1920, Hayes had studied the German repertory in London with the BSO's very first conductor, Sir George Henschel, also a tenor. With the laurels still fresh on the brow of its 1987 winner -- English harpsichordist Sophie Yates...
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Obituary: Sir Gordon Newton
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...created the modern Financial Times, especially the extraordinary Brendan Bracken, the shrewd advertisement director Sydney Henschel, and the clever artistic Lord Moore (later Lord Drogheda), whom he sometimes described as "my goad" and with whom he...
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A perfect platform to learn and grow ; Professional opera singer and one of the country's leading vocal adjudicators Barbara Lowe, from Derby, recalls her experiences of the Derby Arts Festival, both as a highly successful competitor and in her present role as an adjudicator and council member of the Derby Arts Festival Centenary Committee.
Newspaper article from: Derby Evening Telegraph
; ...Maurice Jacobson, John Clements, Helen Henschel (a composer and daughter of George Henschel a well-known singer), Marjorie Thomas...to become professionals artists, including Sir Alan Bates, Paula Bishop, Karen England...
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