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Patriotic Songs for Schools. A Collection of Songs in One, Two, and Three Parts, adapted for the use of Children, and taken almost entirely from the " Song-Book ... and harmonised by Sir C. V. Stanford by Charles Villiers Stanford, 1908
The Lord of Might. Motet for Chorus, Orchestra and Organ, the poem by Bishop Heber ... - Op. 83. - Arrangement for Voices and Organ by Sir G. Martin by Charles Villiers Stanford, 1903
The Winter Storms. Unison. [Words by] Sir W. D'Avenant (The Oxford Choral Songs) by Charles Villiers Stanford, 1923
Six Elizabethan Pastorals ... Op. 67. No. 6. Love's Fire ... Poem by Sir E. Dyer by Charles Villiers Stanford, 1897

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Clarinet concerto, op. 80 Written 1902; Duration ; Comments Dedicated to Richard Muhlfeld, but premiered by Charles Draper in 1904. The concerto was written in 1902 but
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Extractions: Written Duration Comments Dedicated to Richard Muhlfeld, but premiered by Charles Draper in 1904. The concerto was written in 1902 but was not published until 1977. An important concerto since no other late romantic work is in the repertoire. First two movements are for Bb Clarinet while the last movement is for the A Clarinet. While the work is highly influenced by Brahms, the Concerto is more original. Publisher J. B. Cramer Written Duration Comments Dedicated to Oscar W. Street and Charles Draper. Three Movements. The composition shows Brahms' influence in the First and Third movements, and the Second movement is a Fantasia centering around an Irish Lament. The Sonata contains weak moments but is good training material for college level students. Publisher
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Born and raised in Dublin, Stanford was the only son of a prosperous Protestant lawyer. His genius for classical musical forms gained him admission to Cambridge University at the
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Extractions: September/October 2010 Born and raised in Dublin, Stanford was the only son of a prosperous Protestant lawyer. His genius for classical musical forms gained him admission to Cambridge University at the age of 18 where he quickly established a commanding reputation, and was appointed organist of Trinity College while still an undergraduate. Afterward he went to Germany to study composition with Carl Reinecke in Leipzig, and later with Friedrich Kiel in Berlin. He went on to compose in almost every music form including seven symphonies; ten operas; fifteen concertante works; chamber, piano, and organ pieces; and over thirty large-scale choral works. His voluminous sacred music continues to be the foundation of the Anglican tradition. Stanford has often been dismissed in this century as a German imitator; an unoriginal fabricator of "Brahmsian" music. However, anything more than a cursory investigation of his music reveals his Celtic roots, as well as his intense individuality. This combining of German and Celtic traditions to create an integrated idiom was instrumental in establishing an English style upon which the next generation of British composer could build. In his article on Stanford for the New Grove, Frederick Hudson writes, "Stanford's name is linked with those of
Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers
Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers (b. Sept. 30, 1852, Dublind. March 29, 1924, London), AngloIrish composer, conductor, and teacher who greatly influenced the next generation
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Extractions: Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help (b . Sept. 30, 1852, Dublind. March 29, 1924, London), Anglo-Irish composer, conductor, and teacher who greatly influenced the next generation of British composers; Ralph Vaughan Williams, Sir Arthur Bliss, and Gustav Holst were among his pupils. Stanford studied at Trinity College, Dublin, and Queen's College, Cambridge, and between 1874 and 1877 with Karl Reinecke in Leipzig and Friedrich Kiel in Berlin. He became professor of composition at the Royal College of Music in London in 1883 and professor of music at Cambridge in 1887. He also conducted the London Bach Choir (1885-1902) and the Leeds Triennial Festival orchestra (1901-10). He was knighted in 1901. Stanford was a prolific composer and was especially known for his orchestral works (notably his five Irish Rhapsodies ), his songs, and his operas. His music reflects the late 19th-century Romantic style, into which he introduced elements of Irish folk song. Related Propaedia Topics: The elements of music: their patterning and modes of organization in composition
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Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers (b Dublin, 30 September, 1852 d London, 29 March, 1924) Stanford was educated at Cambridge (1880-4) where he returned in 1873 as the organist
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Extractions: Stanford was educated at Cambridge (1880-4) where he returned in 1873 as the organist of Trinity College, and then later appointed as professor in 1887. From 1883, he also taught at the Royal College of Music (his own education having been complete under Reinecke in Leipzig (1874-5), and Kiel in Berlin (1876)). Apart from his Anglican cathedral music, little of his large output (nearly 200 opus numbers) has remained in performance. His works include ten operas (notably Shamus O'Brien (1896), Much ado about nothing (1901), and The travelling companion (1926)), partsongs (from which The blue bird is still remembered), seven symphonies, and other orchestral scores (including the Clarinet Concerto (1902), and a series of Irish Rhapsodies), eight string quartets, and organ and piano music. search for in Classical Music All Produts Books Popular Music Video DVD Electronics Software Toys and Kids!
STANFORD, Sir Charles Villiers, Autographs, Letters, Documents
STANFORD, Sir Charles Villiers ALS to Carl Hentschel 18521924). Composer and conductor. Autograph Letter Signed to Carl Hentschel, 1 page 8vo on black-edged paper, 50
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Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (British Composer) -- Britannica Online Encycloped
Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (British composer), Sept. 30, 1852Dublin March 29, 1924LondonAngloIrish composer, conductor, and teacher who greatly influenced the next generation
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Extractions: document.write(''); Search Site: With all of these words With the exact phrase With any of these words Without these words Home My Britannica CREATE MY Sir Charles ... NEW ARTICLE ... SAVE Table of Contents: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford Article Article Related Articles Related Articles Citations ARTICLE from the Sir Charles Villiers Stanford Ralph Vaughan Williams Sir Arthur Bliss , and Gustav Holst were among his pupils. Irish Rhapsodies. His other works include numerous choral pieces, 10 operas, and many songs. His music reflects the late 19th-century Romantic style, into which he introduced elements of Irish folk song MLA Style: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/563101/Sir-Charles-Villiers-Stanford
STANFORD, Sir Charles Villiers, Autographs, Letters, Documents
STANFORD, Sir Charles Villiers ALS to Edward Dannreuther, 1886.
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Janus: Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers (1852-1924) Knight, Composer And Conductor
Personal Names contains See earlier; Spurrier, Alfred Henry (18621936) Government Health Officer in Zanzibar Sraffa, Angelo (1865-1937) professor of jurisprudence
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Top Composition Composers S Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers Links Links Sir Charles Villiers Stanford Musica Classica Classical Music Dictionary entry with life
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Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers NamTitle Sir First name Charles Middle name Villiers Last name Stanford Date of
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Autograph book of Sir Charles Villiers Stanford, early 19th centuryc1918 (predominantly 1880s-1890s), mostly comprising short letters addressed to St
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Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers (Br. Comp.)
Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers (Br. comp.) choral compositions
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Sir Charles Villiers Stanford. Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (30 September 1852 – 29 March 1924) was an Irishborn composer, resident in England for much of his life. He is
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Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers * 30. Sept. 1852 in Dublin † 29. M rz 1924 in London Komponist, P dagoge und Dirigent B hnenwerk I. Opern. The Veiled Prophet of Khorassan (William
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Extractions: I. Opern The Veiled Prophet of Khorassan (William Barclay Squire nach Thomas Moores Lalla Rookh ), grand opera 3 akte (1879; als Der verschleierte Profet 6. Febr. 1881 Hannover, Hoftheater); revidiert 1893 als Il Profeta Velato (26. Juli 1893 London, Covent Garden) Savonarola (Gilbert �. Beckett), grand opera 3 Akte (1883; 18. April 1884 Hamburg, Stadttheater) Shamus O'Brien (George H. Jessop nach Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu), romantic comic opera 2 Akte op. 68 (1895; 2. M�rz 1896 London, Op�ra Comique) Much Ado About Nothing or The Marriage of a Hero (Julian R. Sturgis nach Shakespeare), grand opera 4 Akte op. 76a (1900; 30. Mai 1901 London, Covent Garden) The Critic or An Opera Rehearsed (Lewis Carins James nach Richard Brinsley Sheridan), comic opera 2 Akte op. 144 (1915; 14. Jan. 1916 London, Shaftesbury Theatre) The Travelling Companion (Henry Newbolt nach Hans Christian Andersen), Oper 4 Akte op. 146 (1916; 30. April 1925 Liverpool, David Lewis Theatre) II. B�hnenmusik
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Extractions: aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklopädie Wechseln zu: Navigation Suche Charles Stanford auf einer Karikatur von 1905 Sir Charles Villiers Stanford 30. September in Dublin 29. März in London ) war ein irischer Komponist Charles Villiers Stanford wurde als Sohn eines wohlhabenden irischen Anwalts in Dublin geboren. Seine Familie war ausgesprochen musikalisch: Der Vater betätigte sich als Sänger, die Mutter als Pianistin. In diesem Umfeld wurde Stanfords außergewöhnliches Talent schnell erkannt und gefördert. Als Kind lernte er Klavier und Orgel bei bekannten Lehrern in Dublin, bei einer Reise der Familie nach London im Jahr 1864 knüpfte Stanford bereits Kontakte zu dortigen Komponisten und Musikern wie Sir Arthur Sullivan Stanford studierte seit 1862 in London bei Ernst Pauer und Arthur O'Leary , seit 1870 am Queens’ College in Cambridge , von 1874 bis 1876 bei Carl Reinecke in Hamburg und Friedrich Kiel in Berlin . Von 1883 an lehrte er am Royal College of Music in London Komposition , ab 1887 war er Professor für Musik an der Universität Cambridge.
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1/3. ‘Piano Trio No.2 in G minor, Op. 73 3. Presto’ – Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers (1852-1924)
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