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Topic: MILESTONESJun-Dec07
Composer András Szöll?sy, retired professor at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, died aged 87 on Thursday, 6 DEC 2007. Szöll?sy is one of the most significant representatives of modern Hungarian music, alongside György Ligeti and György Kurtág. His career rocketed in the 1970s after he composed large-scale orchestral works such as Trasfigurazioni and Musica per Orchestra. His compositions have been heard in practically all major European cities and the US.
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    On Tuesday, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Elliott Carter celebrates his 99th birthday by attending the first U.S. staging of his characteristically dense opera "What Next?" It's 40 minutes of musical searching by a handful of characters brought together in a car accident. The production includes soprano and new-music specialist Susan Narucki, plus the Juilliard-affiliated ensemble AXIOM and conductor Jeffrey Milarsky.
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    2008 Grammy nominees for classical... Just released,
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    One of just two surviving pages from a Mozart manuscript has been sold at an auction in London for £110,900. The folio, from the composer's draft for the Sinfonia Concertante, has set a new record for a single page of his work, which has stood since 1998. The item was purchased from Sotheby's by dealers based in London who were bidding on behalf of a private client. The violin, viola and orchestral work was composed in 1779, securing Mozart's standing as a great composer aged 23.



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    Veronica Borisovna Dudarova was born on December 5, 1916, in Baku (the capital of Azerbaijan)...Dudarova is an outstanding symphony conductor of our time. She is registered in the Guinness Book of Records as the only woman in the world to have headed large philharmonic orchestras for over half a century.
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    1907 Birth of Hungarian composer Gyorgy RANKI in Budapest. d-Budapest, 1992. Popular works include Don Quixote y Dulcinea.
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  • Topic: MILESTONESJun-Dec07
    Andrew Foldi, who sang in more than 20 roles at the Lyric Opera of Chicago from 1954 to 1993, died 19 NOV 2007. He was 81. Lyric Opera of Chicago reported Foldi died in Federal Way, Washington state, after a stroke. Foldi began his career in the '50s singing bass and bass-baritone roles. He later became a celebrated interpreter of comic roles in Mozart and Rossini operas. The Budapest-born Foldi fled Hungary in 1939 at age 13, then moved to Chicago. He also worked as a music critic for the Chicago Times in 1947. He was well known for playing Schigolch in Alban Berg's "Lulu" and performed abroad, including at Italy's La Scala and the Vienna Staatsoper.

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  • 1907 Birth of Norman Walker Bass Born 28 Nov 1907 Oldham Died 5 Nov 1963 Debut as Knight in Lohengrin (Wagner) 1935 Teacher :- Walter Hyde Pupils :- Elizabeth Bainbridge, John Dobson, Anne Pashley John Heddle Nash, Margaret Norden, Lawrence Richard Created Tom Weller in Pickwick (Coates) Sang in premiere of Pilgrim's Progress (Vaughan Williams)
  • 1907 Death of Enrico Delle Sedie Baritone / Teacher of Singing Born 17 June 1822 Leghorn Died 28 Nov 1907 Debut as Nabucco in Nabucco (Verdi) 1851 Teachers:- Domeniconi, Orazio Galassi, Persanola Pupils :- Emma Abott, Mme Bjorksten, Alessandro Bonci, Bianca Donado Alma Hulting, Christine Nilsson, Carlo Albani
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  • Topic: MILESTONESJun-Dec07
    Craig Smith, founder of Emmanuel Music and an artistic beacon in Boston died on 14 NOV 2007.
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  • Topic: MILESTONESJun-Dec07
    Frank Guarrera [photo c 1953], a lyric baritone who sang at the Metropolitan Opera for nearly 30 years, died on Friday 23 NOV 2007, at his home in Bellmawr, N.J. He was 83. With his slender but firm voice and winning stage presence, Mr. Guarrera was a fixture at the Met in a number of roles: Escamillo in “Carmen” (his debut role in 1948), Marcello in “La Bohème,” Valentin in “Faust.” His final role at the Met was Gianni Schicchi, which he last sang in 1976. After his retirement from the stage, he taught at the University of Washington in Seattle for 10 years, a stint that ended when his wife, Adelina, suffered a stroke and he brought her back to the East to care for her; she died in 2000.
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