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Bruno Walter Bruno Walter
Bruno Walter 1876-1962, German-American conductor, b. Berlin as Bruno Walter Schlesinger. Walter studied at the Stern Conservatory in Berlin. After he had conducted in several German cities, Gustav Mahler appointed him (1901) assistant conductor of the Vienna State Opera, where he remained until... Read more
Eugene Walter Eugene Walter
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Charles Walter Stansby Williams Charles Walter Stansby Williams
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Sir Walter Nash Sir Walter Nash
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Walter Brandon Thomas Walter Brandon Thomas
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Walter Kerr Theatre Walter Kerr Theatre
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Erich Leinsdorf Erich Leinsdorf
Erich Leinsdorf , 1912-93, American conductor, b. Vienna. Leinsdorf studied at the Vienna state academy of music and in 1934 began his conducting career, serving as assistant to Bruno Walter and then to Toscanini at the Salzburg festival. He made his New York debut as an assistant conductor at the... Read more
Gerard Schwarz Gerard Schwarz
Gerard Schwarz Conductor, trumpeter Widely known as the director, since 1984, of New York's popular Mostly Mozart festival, trumpet-virtuoso-turned-conductor Gerard Schwarz is a musician whose versatility matches his refinement, elegance, and sense of balance. Often hailed as... Read more
Walter Ritz Walter Ritz
RITZ, WALTER (b. Sion, Switzerland, 22 February 1878; d. G Read more
Salzburg Festival Salzburg Festival
Salzburg Festival annual festival of music and drama held in Salzburg, Austria, for five weeks starting in late July. The festival may be considered a descendant of the Salzburg Music Festival Weeks that the Vienna Philharmonic gave irregularly between 1877 and 1910. After World War I several... Read more

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