Extractions: From Amazon.com: Books Music Classical VHS ... Toys From Amazon.ca: Books Music Classical VHS ... Software From Amazon.de: Bucher Musik Klassik Videos ... Alphabetical index From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. List of people by name A B C D E F ... Ba - Bb - Bc - Bd - Be Bf Bg Bh ... Bn Bo Bp Bq Br - Bs - Bt - Bu - Bv - Bw - Bx - By - Bz Bo Hi Pak , founder's right-hand man, 1960s through 1990s Boal, Augusto , (born 1931), dramatist Boardman, Peter, (1950-1982), British climber Boas, Franz , (1858-1942), linguist Boas, Orlando Villas, indianist Bobet, Louison , cyclist Bobko, Karol, astronaut Bobola, Andrew , (born 1590), Jesuit missionary and martyr Bobrikov, Nikolai Ivanovich (1839-1904), Russian governor-general of Finland Boccaccio, Giovanni , (1313-1375), Italian novelist Boccara, Frida, musician
Special Events For The Year 1874 06/14/1874, Edward bowes, radio host (Major bowes Amateur Hour Born 01/04/1874,Josef Suk, Czech violinist/composer (Asrael Born 02/17/1874, thomas J Watson, US http://www.vaxxine.com/mgdsite/year/1874.htm
Extractions: Born : 'Abbas II, last khedive (Ottoman viceroy) of Egypt (1892-1914) Born : Amy Lowell, US, critic/Imagist poet (Patterns) Born : Andr Debierne, French chemist/physicist (Actinium) Born : Anton F Philips, president-director of Philips Born : Ant¢nio Egas Moniz, Portugal, lobotomist (Nobel 1949) Born : Apirana Turupa Ngata, Kawaka NZ, Maori political/cultural leader Born : Arnold Schonberg, Vienna Austria, composer (Second Quartet) Born : Arthur Meighen, (C) 9th PM of Canada (1920-21, 1926) Born : Arthur Meighen, Canada, PM of Canada (1920, 21, 26) Born : Arthur Shomburg, famous African Born : Arthur Von Schendel, writer (1 Rover Verliefd) Born : August Krogh, Denmark, physiologist (Nobel-1920) Born : Ben[jamin] Turpin, US, comic (Uncle Tom without the cabin) Born : Carrie White, 11/1990 (oldest living American) Born : Carrie White, oldest US woman (dies Nov 1990 at 116) Born : Chaim Weizmann, Israeli statesman (1st President) Born : Charles A Beard, American historian (American Continentalism)
Duffy's Tavern the competition was too keen; bowes was too The premiere featured thomas FatsWaller, noted Andrews Sisters, Erna Rubinstein, violinist Erna Rubinstein http://www.audio-classics.com/mgduffystavern.html
Extractions: Audio Classics Archive DUFFYS TAVERN: A BROADCAST LOG AND HISTORY Compiled and written by Martin Grams, Jr. Walk into any office today, and you may be greeted by the man behind a shiny desk. Leave us proceed with business. A mental picture of Ed Gardner immediately flashes across the mind of your true radio listener when this corny bit of speech is used. Which is all well and good as far as the master of malaprop is concerned. In fact, Gardner has turned the malapropism into a national institution. But Gardner didnt become such an influence on the nations conversational habits by growing up in a transom, as he might put it. What then, lies behind a man who could turn an English Grammarians nightmare into a highly profitable way of life? Eddie Gardner was born Edward Poggenberg on June 29, 1901, in Astoria, Long Island. At the age of fourteen, Gardner secured his first after-school job as a pianist at OBryans café, a colorful neighborhood bistro that served partly as a model for Duffys. Had Ed suspected the significance of this position, things might have been different.
Eads, James Buchanan US Engineer Inventor; Built 1st Bridge Bohemia _15961662 Elizabeth Angela Marguerite bowes-Lyon Brit Elman, Mischa US (Rus.-born)violinist _1891-1967 City 1877-1879 _1825-1911 Elyot, thomas, Sir Eng http://world.std.com/obi/Biographical/biog_dict.e
Swarthmore In The News and lacrosse, ran track and was a violinist in the thomas S. Dee, NBER and SwarthmoreCollege , Are There HEADLINE Pitney bowes Names Inventor of the Year. http://www.swarthmore.edu/news/inthenews/03/03.05.29.htm
Extractions: National Public Radio HEADLINE: Aspects of a good commencement speech SHOW: Talk of the Nation ( 3:00 PM ET ) - NPR May 22, 2003 Thursday LENGTH: 8710 words ANCHORS: NEAL CONAN BODY: NEAL CONAN, host: This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in Washington Here's some inspiration: Soundbite of various speeches) Mr. EVAN GREGORY (2001 Swarthmore College Graduate): Why are we here today? This is the question we must ask ourselves. Well, it's because we are going to graduate. That question was too easy! We must challenge ourselves. CONAN: Commencement speeches delivered by Evan Gregory, a student at Swarthmore College in 2001; former speaker of the House Newt Gingrich orating at the University of California-San Diego in 1998; Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan at Harvard in 1998 ... Chicago Tribune Headline: We say, 'It stinks,' but the boss
CMSS - Faculty She is an accomplished violinist with extensive performing Julius Baker, Samuel Baron,thomas Nyfenger, and with William Wrzesien, Paulette bowes and Michael http://www.communitymusicschool.com/6people/faculty.html
Extractions: James "Scorpio" Andrews, Hip Hop, is well known to local audiences and has toured extensively with a number of notable artists. He began Stinger Style Productions in 1998, an indie music service that releases a variety of powerful music. He teaches Hip Hop in the CMSS's Renaissance Program and the Springfield Hip Hop Program and is featured on a number of CDs. James Argiro, jazz piano, composition and song writing, orchestration and arranging, received his training at The Hartford Conservatory of Music and The Institute of Audio Research in New York. Jim brings over 40 years of experience in all phases and aspects of music creation, production, and performing arts to his teaching. He has worked with dozens of stars and as Music Director was associated with celebrities including Bernadette Peters, Leslie Uggams, Frank Sinatra, Jr., Joan Rivers, Juliet Prowse.
HMC | NRA | Persons Beginning BR 1842) Major General (3) Brodrick, Sir thomas (18561925 Brodsky, Adolf (1851-1929)Russian violinist (2) Brodzky Baronet (1) Broke, Sir Philip bowes Vere (1776 http://www.hmc.gov.uk/nra/browser/person/page/personBR.htm
Extractions: The Oak Ridge Civic Music Association and the Cyrus Feldman Memorial Trust have joined forces to sponsor the final concert Saturday evening in the ORCMA '96-97 Chamber Music Series. Featured in the concert is the guest artist team known as Double Exposure, a husband and wife violin-piano duo which has earned an international reputation for their vitality, energy, and musicality. The concert begins at 8:15 p.m. at the Pollard Auditorium. Pianist Eleanor Alberga, a native of Jamaica, is a versatile artist who has studied both voice and piano at London's Royal Academy of Music. She has since composed a wide variety of works that have been performed by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, the London Philharmonic, and other leading ensembles in the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia. In addition, she is well known in the UK for her work in contemporary dance. Her honors as a pianist include Gold Medalist in the McFarren Festival and finalist in the UK National Piano Concerto Competition. The Times (London) said, "Her evocative meditations have a poetic quality ... she also has the flair for striking gestures and for imaginative tone colouring."
Discoveries Linda Maguire, Albert Greer and Trevor bowes at Runnymede Canadian violinist JamesEhnes brings his own considerable thomass in Leipzig (a position that was http://www.thewholenote.com/wholenote_nov_02/discoveries.html
Extractions: Concert prep - CDs, new or otherwise, which tie in with events being featured in the current issue of the magazine. Note that many discs in the other categories also relate to upcoming events as noted; New and Recent Releases newly released CDs relevant to our magazines coverage of the music scene; Worth Repeating CDs newly re-issued, or previously released but still generally available, deemed particularly noteworthy by a member of our editorial panel; Indie list Small label and independent release CDs, often featuring individuals or groups active on the local music scene. Disc(s) of the month Discs of special interest, often with a particular connection to the months concert activities.
Alfred Deller - Classical Music Weill, Toru Takemitsu, William Boughton, Simon Mulligan, Daniel violinist Hope,Keith Chamber Music, Volume 2 by Alfred Schnittke, thomas bowes, Linn Hendry http://www.eisshinryu.com/cgi-bin/amazon_products_feed-mode-classical-page_num-1
The Wilde Wood - Artistes - A A Primary Industry Atmospheric. Aranos violinist with Nurse Device Experimentalindustrial. Arcanta thomas Ayres vocals Attrition Martin bowes - deep male vocals http://sheridan.gothcentric.com/artistes/artistea.php
Extractions: index sitemap artistes comp ... Z Artistes.A - Version 2.0 Entries: 319 Last Updated: 2004-04-07t16:00z AAAK Aarktica Abecedarians Abney Park Abney Park official Abney Park Abney Park official Abscess Abscess Absent Minded Absolute Body Control Abstinence Absurd Adventures void Abuse void Abyssum Jamie Glover - lead vocals; Todd Sumner - drummer; OJ - arrangement; Allen Barnett (Tears of Rage) - bass Goth rock.
Find A Grave - Browse By County: Westchester County Armour, thomas Tommy b. September 24, 1895 d. September 12 b. June 7, 1845 d. July17, 1930 violinist. Ferry, Westchester County, New York, USA; bowes, Edward b http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/famousSearch.cgi?mode=county&FScountyid=2037
BSA Music Events Overview This duet of a leading violinist and a major composer/pianist from the UK has wonpraise thomas bowes credentials include world premieres by renowned composers http://music.bnl.gov/Fall2000/
Florida Atlantic University - Media Relations Home Page Song, Boogie Woogie and Jubilee. violinist Mei Mei John Dowland, thomas Campion,and thomas Ford. Soprano Patricia bowes performance will include Baroque http://www.fau.edu/about/press/february01.htm
The Sea Ranch Association Soundings - Summer, 1998 Adams, West Side Story Symphonic Dances by Bernstein and Tchaikovsky sViolin Concerto, op. 35, D major with violinist thomas bowes. http://www.tsra.org/archives/Archive15.htm
Extractions: S oundings Summer, 1998 The text portions of Soundings are also available in Adobe Acrobat format. To access this file, Adobe's Acrobat Reader is required and is distributed free over the Internet from the Adobe Web Site Inside this Issue: Health Facilities Proposed by Bob Cass In 1986, Dr. Tom Bertolli and Fire Chief Dan Levin were sitting on the steps of the Stewarts Point Store, consoling each other over the sudden loss of a local woman due to a pulmonary embolism. They both wanted a standard of health care for the coast that is unequaled in other communities. Tom had the idea of allowing people to get more advanced health care in this community. There are procedures that must be done in a hospital that could be done in an advanced care clinic. Dan had an ongoing interest in using his talents as an architect to design a facility to house a community health care center. That was the genesis of the Rural Health Care Corporation. Over the past seven or eight years several people and organizations have had visions about improving the availability and quality of community health care. This area runs from Jenner north to Irish Beach. Studies indicate that 75 percent of the coastal population over the age of 55 prefer to stay in this area, even after they no longer are able to live independently. Obviously then, the need for elder housing and updated medical and ambulance services is becoming a real issue.
Extractions: Recordings are listed in chronological order: Emile Berliner. "The Lord’s Prayer" and "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." (ca. 1888) Emile Berliner, the inventor of the microphone and founder of the first disc record company, lived and worked in Washington, D.C. A contemporary of Thomas Edison, Berliner believed that the wax cylinder developed by Edison and his partners was too soft and fragile for making a permanent recording. He developed the first process for mass-production of disc recordings. These are two of his early recordings. Vess Ossman. "Honolulu Cake Walk." (1898) During the era of ragtime music's greatest popularity, the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the syncopated music was typically recorded by bands, orchestras, or small ensembles, or accordion, xylophone, or banjo soloists. Vess Ossman, called "The Banjo King," was the one of the most prolific recording artists of that time. His "Honolulu Cake Walk" is a prime example of recorded ragtime banjo.
K DATA003 of Meza, Arizona, Elsie (John predeceased) bowes of Shorter 0205 published WHITE,John thomas On February 4th 2004-03-09 published violinist, teacher married http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/200/o200k003.htm
Extractions: ROWLAND, Lionel John ''Rollie, Al'' Of Oshawa and formerly of Scarborough and Toronto at the age of 83, peacefully on Friday, December 26, 2003 at Lakeridge Health Bowmanville. Lionel was born in West Toronto on October 22, 1920. He is the son of the late George and Caroline Anne (HITCHMAN) ROWLAND. Lionel served in the Royal Canadian Army Tank Corps for five years from 1940 to 1945 and achieved the rank of Sergeant. He was a Bell Telephone Pioneer having worked with Bell Canada for thirty years. Lionel is survived by his wife Mabel ''Wally'' Irene ROWLAND, his children Gail McKELLAR and her husband Jim of Guelph, Robert (Bob) ROWLAND and his wife Valerie of New Lowell (Barrie), his grandchildren Wayne and Brian and Patricia, Kelly and Christina, and two great-grandchildren. Lionel is predeceased by his sister Dorothy KARKHECK (late Currie) and brothers Norman ROWLAND (Margaret) and brothers wbo died in infancy. A memorial service will be held in the chapel of the Armstrong Funeral Home, 124 King Street East, Oshawa (905-433-4711), on Wednesday, December 31st at 1 p.m. Visitation from 12 noon to service time. Rev. Don STILES will be officiating. Interment at Prospect Cemetery, Toronto will take place in the spring of 2004. Memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the charity of choice would be appreciated by the family.
B. CARROLL REECE MUSEUM RECORDS 7. Concerts, Mini Ed Snodderly - 1981. 8. Concerts, Roman Totenberg - violinist,1981. 105. Phillips, Mr. thomas C. - 1976. Box 7. 6. Pitney bowes - 1982. http://cass.etsu.edu/archives/UFindaid/u273.htm
Extractions: According to an article in the Johnson City Chronicle , dated November 23, 1933, "The museum (at State Teachers College) began as a history project..." which proved to be the birth of the repository which ultimately emerged as the B. Carroll Reece Museum. Dr. C. C. Sherrod, college president, personally solicited gifts to be housed in a ". . . large, fireproof library in which we are setting apart one whole floor for a museum." Dr. Burgin E. Dossett, college president (1949-1968), recommended to the State Board of Education in August 1961 that ". . . East Tennessee State College be given permission to accept Congressman [B. Carroll] Reece's . . . library, congressional reports, congressional files, and numerous personal materials of educational and historical value . . . "
The Nostalgia Pages; The 100 Greatest Moments In Old-Time Radio A reference to violinist Yehudi Menuhin thomas Edison himself is the guest of honorin an elaborate The Rise Of Major bowes Spring/Summer 1935 As spinning goes http://www.lofcom.com/nostalgia/columns/century.php3
Extractions: Well, thinking to add yet another 100-Moments-Of-The-Century-List to the many such tabulations that have been published in the Mass Media 100 Top TV Moments, 100 Top Movie Moments, 100 Top Music Moments, etc. etc. etc., I've spent the last few days putting together my list of Suggested 100 Radio Moments Of The Century.
By-Lion -- January 26, 2004 thomas and Loranger High School Rival Night First 100 principal investigator, andDavid bowes, co-investigator He performed with violinist Kate Ransom, in a http://www.selu.edu/NewsEvents/PublicInfoOffice/bl1-26-04.html
Extractions: January 26, 2004 From left, victory celebration guests listen to remarks from President Moffett; President Moffett, former President Clausen, and campaign Chair Phil Livingston admire the wall of honor; guests enter through the candle-lit SGA walkway. Victory celebration closes "Commitment to Excellence Campaign" Southeastern officially brought closure to the five-year Commitment to Excellence Campaign at a gala event Friday evening. Sims Memorial Library sparkled with candles and white lights for the victory party, which featured remarks by President Randy Moffett, former President Sally Clausen, Vice President for University Advancement Joe Miller, Campaign Chair Phil Livingston and others. Highlights also included the unveiling of a "wall of honor" of major donors, and a "thank you" video prepared by the Public Information Office with narration by KSLU's Wayne Cain. The Committment to Excellence Campaign, which was launched with a goal of raising $6.75-$10.75 million, ultimately raised $24.9 million for student scholarships, academic program enrichment, faculty and staff enhancement, endowed chairs and professorships, athletics, and ongoing support for the Southeastern Development Foundation.
