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Score , score / skôr/ • n. 1. the number of points, goals, runs, etc., achieved in a game: the final score was 25–16 in favor of Washington. ∎ the number of… Elmer Bernstein , Bernstein, Elmer
Composer
One of the most influential—and prolific—composers for American films, Elmer Bernstein has created some of the most memorab… Feldman, Morton , Morton Feldman
Composer, pianist
Musical Gifts Discovered Early
Began Using Graph Notation
Works Known for a Signature Stillness
Selected composition… Hans Zimmer , Composer
The film scores of composer Hans Zimmer are as varied as the films they provide music for. One score may cause the viewer to laugh harder, a… Moscheles, Ignaz , Moscheles, Ignaz
Moscheles, Ignaz , eminent Czech-born pianist, conductor, pedagogue, and composer; b. Prague, May 23, 1794; d. Leipzig, March 10, 18… Anton Stepanovich Arensky , Arensky, Anton (Stepanovich)
Arensky, Anton (Stepanovich), Russian pianist, conductor, teacher, and composer; b. Novgorod, July 12, 1861; d. near Ter…
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