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September 28 in Music History

1679 Birth of composer Mihael Omerza.

1612 Birth of opera composer Juan Hildago.

1681 Birth of German composer Johann Mattheson in Hamburg. 1705 Birth of composer Johann Peter Kellner.

1745 The British national anthem, God Save the King was first performed, at Drury Lane Theatre in London. 1748 Birth of composer Johann Michael Demmler. 1746 Birth of German composer Giovanni Punto. 1767 FP of Gossec's "Le Double Déguisement" in Paris. 1808 Death of Moravian composer, conductor and violinist Paul Pavel Hoesslin in Vienna. 1813 Birth of composer Anton Wallerstein.

1825 Death of Russian composer Dimitri Bortniansky. 1826 Death of Dutch metronome inventor Dietrich Winkel.  1844 Birth of composer Michael Hertz.

1855 Birth of German soprano Fanny Moran-Olden. 

1870 Birth of French composer Florent Schmitt in Blamont. 

1875 Birth of Bavarian soprano Hermine Bossetti.

1881 Birth of composer Henry Geehl.

1882 Birth of composer Mart Saar. 

1892 Birth of Hungarian soprano Adelina Adler. 1902 Birth of American musicologist Donald Jay Grout in Rock Rapids, Iowa.

1908 Birth of composer Marin Goleminov.

1913 Birth of American composer Vivian Fine in Chicago.

1914 Death of Yugoslavian composer Stevan Mokranjac in Skopje. 1917 Birth of composer Vaclav Kaslik, Czechoslovakia, opera conductor

1918 FP of Stravinsky's L'histoire du soldat, 'The Soldier's Tale'. Ernest Ansermet conducting at Lausanne's Theatre Municipal.

1923 Birth of musicologist Hugh Wiley Hitchcock.

1924 Birth of Russian conductor and violist Rudolph Barshai in Labinskaya. 1926 Birth of Austrian tenor Ferry Gruber, in Vienna. 1931 Birth of American composer Walter May. 1932 Birth of British impresario Sir Jeremy Isaacs in Glasgow. 1937 Birth of American composer Edward Appelbaum in LA. 1939 Birth of American tenor Harry Theyard in New Orleans. 1949 Birth of German tenor Hans Peter Blochwitz, in Garmisch.

1956 Birth of American composer Laura Kaminsky in NYC.

1959 Death of English humorist and musician Gerard Hoffnung in London. 1961 Birth of Belgian composer Alain De Ley in Wilrijk. 1961 FP Bartok's Scherzo for piano, in Budapest. 1964 Death of English composer Sir George Dyson.  1968 Debut of Spanish tenor Placido Domingo at the MET in NYC 1972 FP of Petrassi's Concerto for Orchestra No. 8, in Chicago. 1975 Death of Danish conductor Johan Hye-Knudsen in Copenhagen. 1976 Birth of Chinese-American composer Huang Ruo. 1991 Death of French composer Eugène Bozza in Valenciennes. 1997 FP of James MacMillan's Symphony Vigil, by the London Symphony, Mstislav Rostropovich conducting at the Barbican in London.

2000 FP of Tan Dun's Crouching Tiger Concerto by the London Sinfonietta at the Barbican Festival in London.

2010 Death of soprano Dolores Wilson.

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Star Trek Casting of Anastasia

Reader Version

Jim Kirk —Dimitri Len McCoy— Vladimir Reader—Anastasia Pavel Chekov— Pooka Chris Pike— Emperor Alexander Marcus—Rasputin Hikaru Sulu—Bartok Nyota Uhura—Sophie

McKirk Version

Jim Kirk —Alexander Leonard McCoy—Dimitri Spock— Vladimir Pavel Chekov— Pooka Chris Pike— Emperor Alexander Marcus—Rasputin Hikaru Sulu—Bartok Nyota Uhura—Sophie

brought to you by @auduna-druitt and @randomlittleimp and me 

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No one likes to arrive too early at a party. There’s no one to talk to and nowhere to hide. You can’t leave without being conspicuously rude.  In due course you find yourself talking about car insurance (or worse still, Brexit) with other new arrivals. Of course, there’s the decor to look at (paintings you don’t much like) and there’s the buffet, tempting but as yet untouchable.

As hosts, though, we’re always grateful to those who arrive early and get things going.

New social networks have a hard time too. What’s the point of joining if no one’s there?

In gigglemusic, our new social network for classical musicians, we try to solve that problem by offering new users content that doesn’t depend on the community being large. We’ve uploaded the schedules of major classical music venues around the world (for the moment mainly opera houses).

We’ve also entered the ‘diaries’ of the world’s greatest composers – well, the greatest composers writing within the Western tradition or having some significant influence on it. By their diaries I mean their dates and places of birth and death (though many are still alive and kicking) and the dates and places of the first performances of their major works. Almost all of this comes from Wikipedia.

It may be a bit like trainspotting, but I, for one, find it mildly interesting to know where this or that masterpiece was first performed, and when.

To review a composer’s diary, start with People, open a profile, tap Diary and then scroll up to go back in time. Tap on an individual work to find out more. There’s usually a Wikipedia article to link to.

  But who are the world’s greatest composers?

There’s no ideology behind the selection I’ve made, and no conscious exclusions (I’ve even included Carl Orff). They’re just the first 292 composers who came to mind, and for whom there was also a Wikipedia entry. I’m sure the assiduous researcher will detect unconscious bias, but if you do, please tell me who I’ve missed. There’s room for nearly everyone in gigglemusic.

Adam (Adolphe) Adams (John) Adès (Thomas) Albeniz (Isaac) Albinoni (Tomaso) Alwyn (William) Arne (Thomas) Arnold (Malcolm) Auric (Georges) Bach (Carl Philipp Emanuel) Bach (Johann Sebastian) Balakirev (Mily) Barber (Samuel) Bartok (Bela) Bax (Arnold) Beach (Amy) Beamish (Sally) Beethoven (Ludwig van) Bellini (Vincenzo) Bennett (Richard Rodney) Berg (Alban) Berio (Luciano) Berkeley (Lennox) Berkeley (Michael) Berlioz (Hector) Berners (Gerald (Lord)) Bernstein (Leonard) Berwald (Franz) Birtwistle (Harrison) Bizet (Georges) Bliss (Arthur) Blitzstein (Marc) Bloch (Ernst) Blow (John) Bologne (Joseph) Borodin (Alexander) Boulanger (Lili) Boulanger (Nadia) Boulez (Pierre) Bowen (York) Bozza (Eugene) Brahms (Johannes) Brian (Havergal) Bridgetower (George) Britten (Benjamin) Bruch (Max) Bruckner (Anton) Bush (Alan) Busoni (Ferrucio) Butterworth (George) Buxtehude (Dietrich) Cage (John) Canteloube (Joseph) Carter (Elliot) Chabrier (Emmanuel) Chagrin (Francis) Chaminade (Cécile) Charpentier (Gustave) Chausson (Ernest) Cherubini (Luigi) Chopin (Frédéric) Cilea (Francesco) Cimarosa (Domenico) Clarke (Rebecca) Clementi (Muzio) Coleridge-Taylor (Samuel) Copland (Aaron) Corelli (Arcangelo) Cornelius (Peter) Couperin (Francois) Cui (César) Czerny (Carl) Dallapiccola (Luigi) Debussy (Claude) Delibes (Léo) Delius (Frederick) Dittersdorf (Carl Ditters von) Dohnányi (Ernst von) Donizetti (Gaetano) Dorati (Antal) Dukas (Paul) Duruflé (Maurice) Dutilleux (Henri) Dvorak (Antonin) Einem (Gottfried von) Eisler (Hans) Elgar (Edward) Ellington (Duke) Enescu (George) Erkel (Ferenc) Falla (Manuel de) Fauré (Gabriel) Feldman (Morton) Ferguson (Howard) Ferneyhough (Brian) Field (John) Finzi (Gerald) Francaix (Jean) Franck (César) Gabrieli (Giovanni) Gershwin (George) Ginastera (Alberto) Giordano (Umberto) Glass (Philip) Glazunov (Alexander) Glière (Reinhold) Glinka (Mikhail) Gluck (Christoph Willibald) Górecki (Henryk) Gounod (Charles) Grainger (Percy) Granados (Enrique) Grieg (Edvard) Grovlez (Gabriel) Gubaidulina (Sofia) Gurney (Ivor) Haas (Pavel) Handel (George Frideric) Harty (Hamilton) Haydn (Joseph) Head (Michael) Hindemith (Paul) Hoddinott (Alun) Holliger (Heinz) Holst (Gustav) Honegger (Arthur) Howells (Herbert) Hummel (Johann Nepomuk) Humperdinck (Engelbert) Ibert (Jacques) Indy (Vincent d’) Ireland (John) Ives (Charles) Jacob (Gordon) Janacek (Leos) Jolivet (André ) Joplin (Scott) Kalivoda (Jan) Kálmán (Emmerich) Khachaturian (Aram) Knussen (Oliver) Kodaly (Zoltan) Koechlin (Charles) Korngold (Erich) Krenek (Ernst) Krommer (Franz) Kurtág (György) Lalo (Édouard) Lang (David) Lauridsen (Morten) Leclair (Jean-Marie) Lehár (Franz) Leifs (Jón) Leigh (Walter) Leoncavallo (Ruggero) Ligeti (Gyorgy) Liszt (Franz) Loeillet (Jean Baptiste) Lyadov (Anatoly) Mahler (Alma) Mahler (Gustav) Marcello (Alessandro) Martin (Frank) Martinu (Bohuslav) Mascagni (Pietro) Massenet (Jules) Maxwell Davies (Peter) Medtner (Nikolai) Mendelssohn (Felix) Menotti (Gian Carlo) Messiaen (Olivier) Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Milhaud (Darius) Moeran (Ernest) Monteverdi (Claudio) Morricone (Ennio) Moyzes (Alexander) Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Mussorgsky (Modest) Nancarrow (Conlon) Nielsen (Carl) Nono (Luigi) Nyman (Michael) Offenbach (Jacques) Orff (Carl) Pachelbel (Johann) Paderewski (Ignacy Jan) Paganini (Niccolò) Paisiello (Giovanni) Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi da) Panufnik (Andrzej) Parry (Hubert) Pärt (Arvo) Pasculli (Antonio) Penderecki (Krzysztof) Pepusch (Johann Christoph) Pergolesi (Giovanni) Piazzola (Astor) Poulenc (Francis) Previn (André) Price (Florence) Prokofiev (Sergei) Puccini (Giacomo) Purcell (Henry) Quantz (Johann Joachim) Quilter (Roger) Rachmaninoff (Sergei) Raff (Joachim) Rameau (Jean-Philippe) Ravel (Maurice) Reger (Max) Reich (Steve) Reinecke (Carl) Reizenstein (Franz) Respighi (Ottorino) Richardson (Alan) Riley (Terry) Rimsky-Korsakov (Nikolai) Rodrigo (Joaquín) Rossini (Giacomo) Rota (Nino) Rubbra (Edmund) Saint-Saëns (Camille) Salieri (Antonio) Sammartini (Giovanni Battista) Satie (Erik) Scarlatti (Domenico) Schnittke (Alfred) Schoeck (Othmar) Schoenberg (Arnold) Schubert (Franz) Schumann (Clara) Schumann (Robert) Scriabin (Alexander) Sessions (Roger) Shostakovich (Dmitri) Sibelius (Jean) Sinding (Christian) Skalkottas (Nikos) Smetana (Bedrich) Smyth (Ethel) Sondheim (Stephen) Sorabji (Kaikhosru Shapurji) Spohr (Louis) Stanford (Charles Villiers) Stenhammar (Wilhelm) Still (William Grant) Stockhausen (Karlheinz) Strauss (Johann) I Strauss (Johann) II Strauss (Richard) Stravinsky (Igor) Suk (Josef) Sullivan (Arthur) Sweelinck (Jan Pieterszoon) Szymanowski (Karol) Tailleferre (Germaine) Takemitsu (Toru) Tallis (Thomas) Tavener (John) Tchaikovsky (Pyotr) Tcherepnin (Alexander) Tcherepnin (Nikolai) Telemann (Georg Philipp) Thompson (Virgil) Tippett (Michael) Tubin (Edward) Turnage (Mark-Anthony) Varese (Edgard) Vaughan Williams (Ralph) Verdi (Giuseppe) Vierne (Louis) Villa-Lobos (Heitor) Vivaldi (Antonio) Wagner (Richard) Walker (George) Walton (William) Warlock (Peter) Weber (Carl Maria von) Webern (Anton) Weelkes (Thomas) Weill (Kurt) Weir (Judith) Widor (Charles-Marie) Williams (John) Williamson (Malcolm) Wolf (Hugo) Xenakis (Iannis) Ysaÿe (Eugène) Yun (Isang) Zelenka (Jan Dismas) Zemlinsky (Alexander von)

  The Great Composers No one likes to arrive too early at a party. There's no one to talk to and nowhere to hide.

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Красный уровень Лофта ✌ - запуск Третьего сезона БЛФ и кульминация лета 2018:)))) Регистрация на лофт-вечер 30 августа (20.00) доступна здесь: http://zilcc.ru/afisha/6244.html Сейчас самое время насладиться прекрасным)) Приходите и берите с собой компанию, будет круто)))😀😀 This time you would enjoy chamber music pieces by Shostakovich-Bartok-Ravel👍 By Anna Geniushene, Daniel Kogan, Fedor Beznosikov, Pavel Romanenko and Danila Popov 😉 #ЛОФТФИЛАРМОНИЯ #безендорферлофтфилармония #камернаямузыка🎭 #лофтвечер #chamberloftmusic #loftphilharmonic #loftevening #boesendorfer #bösendorfer #культурныйцентрзил #культура #Москва #музыка #музыканты #лофтрегистрация (at Bösendorfer лофт-филармония) https://www.instagram.com/p/BmyQVoZH_Cv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1drb9e4kcyew1

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Music review: Pavel Haas Quartet, Queens Hall, Edinburgh

Music review: Pavel Haas Quartet, Queens Hall, Edinburgh

THE AUDIENCE were treated to a varied programme at Monday night’s concert, from Arvo Part’s transcendental sparseness, to the fraught excitement of Bartok, and to Schubert’s heart-wrenching lyricism. Opening with Part’s Fratres arranged for string quartet, the Pavel Haas Quartet had no difficulty in evoking the atmosphere of reflection that this plainchant-inspired piece asks for. Read the full…

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Cover for Star Trek: The Motion Picture - Echoes issue 1. Cover art by Jake Bartok, 2023.1

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Cover for Star Trek: The Motion Picture: Echoes issue 3. Cover art by Jake Bartok, 2023.

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Cover for Star Trek: The Motion Picture: Echoes issue 5. Cover art by Jake Bartok, 2023.

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Wishing happiest of birthdays to the very talented, amazing and wonderful Sasha Roiz. We love you Sasha

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Sasha Roiz as Pavel Bartok in Departure, Departure series. DepartureTV

Landing July 10th at 9pm on Universal TV UK

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Sasha Roiz as Pavel Bartok in Departure. The first episode of Departure entitled "End Game" will be airing on July 10th on #UniversalTVUK at 9pm GTM. Stay tuned!