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Anniversaries
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Births: Henry III, King, 1207; Giacomo da Vignola (Giacomo
Barozzi), architect, 1507; Giovanni Matteo Asola, priest and
composer, 1609; Alessandro Stradella, singer and composer, 1644; Paul
I, Tsar of Russia, 1754; William Thomas Beckford, writer and
millionaire, 1759; Pierre-Marie Francois de Sales Baillot, violinist,
1771; Sir Robert Smirke, architect, 1781; Karl von Piloty, painter,
1826; Adam Adolf Oberlander, painter and caricaturist, 1845; Annie
Besant, social reformer and theosophist, ...
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Composer Fantastique
The Washington Post
; BERLIOZ Volume One: The Making of an Artist Volume Two: Servitude and Greatness By David Cairns Univ. of California 648 pp. 896 pp. $40 each Reviewed by Sudip Bose Perhaps no composer of genius has suffered more at the hands of nearsighted critics than Hector Berlioz (1803-1869). "Slapdash
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All bravura, grace and sensuality; Haphazard it may be, but Tate Britain's Gainsborough exhibition reveals a great painter of European stature.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: BRIAN SEWELL IT is extraordinary that Thomas Gainsborough, born and long resident in Suffolk, the county of ugly women, should have developed such an eye for feminine beauty, grace and sensuality. The eye was not there at the beginning of his career: in his early portraits women were
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COMPOSER TRACES STEPS OF THE 'WALTZ KING' FROM STRAUSS' NOTES, MUSICIAN REVIVES LOST THEMES AND CREATES A NEW WORK
The Boston Globe
; HANOVER - Celebrated Austrian composer Johann Strauss Jr., hailed as the "Waltz King," has been dead since 1899. But even in death he has come up with a new waltz. Of course, he did get a little help on the piece from Hanover composer Jerome Cohen. Cohen has taken unused themes and fragments from a
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The grand composer becomes grand motif.(Front)
The Virginian Pilot
; Byline: TERESA ANNAS NORFOLK -- BY TERESA ANNAS THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT NORFOLK - Thea Musgrave, a world-renowned composer, breezed into a gallery at the Chrysler Museum of Art on Tuesday, a camera in one hand. She marched over to an unfinished painting that was propped on an easel. It was a portrait
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Symphony welcomes two guests of note; Composer, guitarist wow Fulton audience
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; A poignant and sensitive piece, "Elegy for Anne Frank," introduced Lancaster Symphony Orchestra concertgoers to its composer, Lukas Foss, over the weekend. Foss, who considers himself an American composer although he was born in Germany and lived in Europe until he was 15, was the recipient of the
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