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Byron: Poem for Orchestra and Chorus : Poem No. 6, Op. 39 by Joseph Holbrooke, 2010-01-09 Josef Holbrooke and his work, (Library of music and musicians) by George Lowe, 1920 Contemporary British Composers by Joseph Holbrooke, 2001-01 Dylan, son of the wave by Joseph Holbrooke, 1914 Crossing Antarctica/Counsel to the President/The Pulitzer Prize/Boss of Bosses (Reader's Digest Today's Best Nonfiction, Volume 16: 1991) by Will Steger & Jon Bowermaster, Clark Clifford & Richard Holbrooke, et all 1991 Crossing Antarctica/Counsel to the President/The Pulitzer Prize/Boss of Bosses (Reader's Digest Today's Best Nonfiction, Volume 16: 1991) by Will Steger & Jon Bowermaster, Clark Clifford & Richard Holbrooke, et all 1991-09-03 Intermezzo - for Small Orchestra - arranged for Pianoforte, by J. Holbrooke. (Op. 28. No. 1.) by Joseph Charles Holbrook, 1906 Bogey Beasts. Jingles & c., by S. H. Sime. Music by Holbrooke by Joseph Charles Holbrook, 1923 Josef Holbrooke's Four Songs. No. 1. My Jean. (Words by Burns. Op. 54. No. 3.) No. 2. Where be you going? (Words by Keats. Op. 54. No. 4.) No. 3. Think ... H. French. Op. 29. No. 6.) [Low and high.] by Joseph Charles Holbrook, 1910

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21. British Composers,Joseph (Josef) Holbrooke"
    joseph holbrooke String Sextet, Op 43 Piano Quintet Op 44. Piano Quartet Op 21. josephholbrooke - Orchestral Works Ulalume, Op 35 The Raven Op 25. Bryon,Op 39.  
    http://www2.prestel.co.uk/horwood/jhdisc.htm
    
    Extractions: 5th July 1878 - 5th August 1958 Endre Hegedus, piano/New Haydn Quartet/Sandor Papp, viola/Janos Devich, cello. Marco Polo 8.223736 [CD] Czech RSO of Bratislava; Slovak Phil Choir/Leaper. Marco Polo 8.223446 [CD] National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine conducted by Andrew Penny. Marco Polo 8.223721 [CD] Hamish Milne and David Parkhouse Blenheim 62 [MC] Herbert Howells; Arnold Cooke; Elizabeth Maconchy; Benjamin Frankel Thea King clarinet , Britten String Quartet Hyperion CDA 66428 Joseph Holbrooke - The Children of the Don: Overture, Noden's Song

22. Ccm Composers-classical-music Com : Holbrooke, Joseph Holbrooke
    home. holbrooke, joseph (aka Josef) Charles 18781958 England, Croydon - London.Title, Parts. The Bells. Chorus and orch. 1903. op50, 1 - Prelude. Orch.  
    http://composers-classical-music.com/h/HolbrookeJoseph.htm

23. Ccm Composers-classical-music Com : Composers H
    holbrooke, joseph; Holcomb, Robin; Holiday,Billie; Holland, Dave; Holland, Jan Dawid; Hollander, Friedrich;  
    http://composers-classical-music.com/h.htm

24. Joseph Holbrooke
    http://www.song-klassiker.de/joseph-holbrooke-b99-0js-999-r.html

25. Classical And Contemporary Composers
    Among Us''. holbrooke, joseph holbrooke, joseph (1878 1958) in``Composers' Biographies and their Works''. Holloway, Robin Robin  
    http://www.kanadas.com/music/composers/H.html

26. A Portrait Of Norman Walker
    Jesu! By that shuddering dread holbrooke, joseph Dylan; Sea King's song holbrooke,joseph Children of Don; 8 Orchestra joseph holbrooke, cond.  
    http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/cds/dut7021.htm

27. Free Music Download, MP3 Music, Music Chat, Music Video, Music CD, ARTISTdirect
    joseph holbrooke. Overview Albums Add Content. joseph holbrooke Overview. Signup to receive the Jazz Newsletter for news, contests, discounts and more.  
    http://www.artistdirect.com/music/artist/card/0,,971365,00.html

28. William Ready Division Of Archives And Research Collections
    Goossens, Eugene (18931962). APcs Goossens to Watson Lyle September 4, 1931.holbrooke, joseph (1878-1958). ALs holbrooke to Mr. Hinrichsen May 23, 1941.  
    http://library.mcmaster.ca/archives/findaids/findaids/e/englcomp.htm
    
    Extractions: English Composers Box 1: Aiken, William Arthur (1857-1939) ALs Aiken to Miss Parker February 12, 1926 Balfe, Michael William (1808-1870) ALs Balfe to Mr. Bridgeman December 12, 1862 ALs Balfe to Nugent April 10, 1866 ALs Balfe to Mr. Wood June 22, 1840 ALs Balfe to Tim March 28, 1869 ALs Balfe to ? June 25, 1850 ALs Balfe to ? February 24, 1870 ALs Balfe to ?, n.d. Barnett, John Francis (1837-1916) ALs Barnett to H. Saxe-Wyndham July 12, 1900 Bax, Arnold (1883-1953) ALs Bax to Harry Isaacs [1933] ALs Bax to Harry [Isaacs] (w/ envelope) August 25, [1945] ALs Bax to Harry [Isaacs] (w/ envelope) December 4, [1945] ALs Bax to Harry [Isaacs] n.d. ALs Bax to Dorothy [Manley] April 10 2 envelopes Benedict, Julius (1804-1885) ALs Benedict to Mrs. Cohen March 31, 1873 ALs Benedict to [Stanley] Lucas (w/ envelope) November 3, 1884 Bennett, William Sterndale (1816-1875) ALs Bennett to ? (name and address of recipient cut out) June 10, 1847

29. Will
    Keiji Haino and Derek Bailey “Songs” CD (Incus) joseph holbrooke - “josephholbrooke ’98 CD (Incus) Derek Bailey and Gregg Bendian - “Banter” CD  
    http://www.kdvs.org/exp/kdviations/fall2001/will.html
    
    Extractions: “They do not understand music but they love the noise it makes!” – Thomas Beecham referring to British people. Derek Bailey really seems to be into trying new things and working with people he’s never worked with before to keep the music growing, I don’t believe it’s just talk with him. He’s even collaborated with drum and bass artists. In 1998 he released “Playbacks” where he improvises over prerecorded percussive tracks made mostly by arty electronica artists. I initially told Brian Faulkner it just sounded like listening to a solo Bailey record in one of the station’s listening rooms while someone is blasting drum and bass in one of the other rooms. But now it sounds a little more interesting. There’s also a great John Oswald (of Plunderphonics fame) composition made out of samples of solo Bailey tracks. My favorite albums so far are “One Time” and “Banter” both released in 1995. I agree with Faulkner that the really sparse style he does on some of his solo albums is pretty hard to get into. Both these CDs are quiet enough to not sound like a cluttered mess but there’s also a lot going on between the musicians and constant changes – Bailey calls it “insect music” in the liner notes. In the best moments things just seem to fit really well in very hard-to-pin-down ways. I had a mini-conversation with Brian Weiss about hearing things in music that might not really be there. These discs might be an example of that.

30. Composers Of Lieder And Art Songs: Names Beginning With H
    holbrooke, joseph Charles (1); Holden, Albert J. (1);Holguín, Guillermo Uribe (see Uribe Holguín, Guillermo); Hollaender  
    http://www.recmusic.org/lieder/cindexh.html

31. Audience Perspective (Holbrooke)
    from 'joseph holbrooke' in 'Improvisation Its nature and practicein Music'. During the '63'66 existence of joseph holbrooke, its  
    http://www.gavinbryars.com/Pages/hol_audience.html
    
    Extractions: by Andrew Shone ..these developments came about mainly through private, daytime, playing and also at a weekly lunchtime concert we organized throughout that two and a half year period in a small upstairs room over a pub. During that time we collected a small audience that attended these performances with astonishing regularity and faithfulness.... from 'Joseph Holbrooke' in 'Improvisation: Its nature and practice in Music During the '63-'66 existence of Joseph Holbrooke, its worth recalling that the general cultural milieu was in a state of high activity. The rock scene boomed, mainly British led, and the mid-century assumption that everything American was up-to-date, in both low and high art, started to come under question. The swinging sixties. For many jazz listeners this was a conundrum. Just as, a decade earlier, there had been the 'mouldy figs' and the 'boppers' so, by the early sixties, there were the 'modernists' and the 'new thingsters'. To a small section of this audience, however, the kaleidoscopic variety of music available, mainly stemming from the black American tradition, gave rise to a surprising openmindedness. It was both possible and desirable to sample as much and as widely as possible. Sometimes all in one day. It was all part of the spectrum of a whole area which was different from other musics. It contained two elements which didn't seem to occur in classical or rock: a fluid rhythmic pulse and a spontaneity of sound. What one could hear in the Coltrane quartet, then at its zenith, was clearly the descendent of Joe 'King' Oliver et. al. There was so much intuitive enthusiasm in musicians and audience alike that there was little time or need for intellectualization.

32. Holbrooke CD
    joseph holbrooke in rehearsal 1965. Miles' Mode, (J Coltrane) rehearsal extract10 min 26. Tony Oxley drums, Gavin Bryars bass, Derek Bailey guitar.  
    http://www.gavinbryars.com/Pages/holbrooke.html

33. MusicMoz - Composition: Composers: H
    Adolph Friedrich (1); Hill, Alfred (2); Hindemith, Paul (5); holbrooke,joseph (2); Holmès, Augusta (1); Holst, Gustav (5); Holton, Bo  
    http://musicmoz.org/Composition/Composers/H/

34. Composer Page
    joseph holbrooke. (18781958). joseph holbrooke (1878-1958) PianoConcerto No 1. Piano Concerto No 1 'The Song of Gwyn ap Nudd  
    http://www.hyperion-records.co.uk/composer_page.asp?name=holbrooke

35. Sleeve Notes - The Romantic Piano Concerto, Vol 23 - Holbrooke And Wood
    Typical of these was the Concerto by Haydn Wood completed and performed in 1909,and the Song of Gwyn ap Nudd by joseph holbrooke completed in 1908 and first  
    http://www.hyperion-records.co.uk/notes/67127.html
    
    Extractions: THE ROMANTIC PIANO CONCERTO - 23 Excerpts from the sleeve notes The musical age that was ended by August 1914 had seen an enormous expansion of the circuit for touring virtuosi, then, as now, London being one of the biggest centres for artists from abroad. Visiting pianists included d'Albert, Busoni, de Pachmann, Dohnányi, Hoffmann, Lamond, Sapellnikoff, Edward Macdowell, Leonard Borwick and Emil Sauer, and thus the popularity of Romantic piano concertos was considerable, and in the later years of the nineteenth century, all the now most popular works of the repertoire were heard in London, including concertos by Tchaikovsky (1889), Brahms (No 1, 1872; No 2, 1882), Grieg (1874), Glazunov (No 1, 1913), Macdowell (No 2, 1900), Rachmaninov (No 1, 1900; No 2, 1902; No 3, 1911) and Arensky (1903), and also examples by many of the pianists themselves. In England many young composers followed their example, and the emergence of a notable group of young British pianist-composers saw many Romantic piano concertos by them written and performed. Between 1895 and 1915 there were more than twenty, most (but not all) now forgotten, including concertos by Walthew, Rosalind Ellicott, Crowther, Stanford, Cowen, Harry Farjeon, Bowen, Tapp, Edward Isaacs, Delius, Montague Phillips, Hinton, Howells, Kathleen Bruckshaw, Walford Davies, Cyril Scott, Ames, Julian Clifford, Dixon, Welton Hickin, Macpherson, Matthay and Speaight. Typical of these was the Concerto by Haydn Wood completed and performed in 1909, and the Song of Gwyn ap Nudd by Joseph Holbrooke completed in 1908 and first performed in 1910.

36. Holbrooke, Joseph : Art Directory
    holbrooke, Josef Charles Biography (in progress), discography, and work list. (Rating0.00 Votes 0) Rate It. holbrooke, joseph (1878 1958) Biographical data  
    http://www.123artist.com/art/Arts/Music/Composition/Composers/H/Holbrooke__Josep

37. H : Art Directory
    Hesse, Adolph Friedrich (1). Hill, Alfred (2). Hindemith, Paul (4). holbrooke,joseph (2). Holm¨s, Augusta (1). Holst, Gustav (7). Holton, Bo (2).  
    http://www.123artist.com/art/Arts/Music/Composition/Composers/H/
    
    Extractions: Looking for something in particular? the entire directory only this category More search options Home Arts Music ... Composers : H CATEGORIES: Halle, Adam de la Hallgr­msson, Haflidi Hamerik, Asger Handel, George Frederic ... Hutchinson, Brenda ITEMS: HOME ADD A LINK MODIFY A LINK NEW LINKS ... Link To Us.

38. La Nave De Los Locos
    joseph holbrooke el hermano compositorde Edgard Allan Poe Amadeus Núm. 96 Barcelona, mayo de 2001.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/goth/otranto/holbrooke.html
    
    Extractions: El que en vida fuera llamado indistintamente El Wagner inglés, El Berlioz inglés o El Strauss inglés y que, en definitiva, podría haber sido apodado el último romántico , se llamaba en realidad Joseph Holbrooke. Hijo de un profesor de música, nace en 1878 y a los doce años debuta como pianista dedicándose igualmente a la dirección de orquesta hasta que el éxito clamoroso de sus primeras obras le encauza definitivamente por el camino de la composición. En los primeros años del siglo pocos músicos gozan de su prestigio: sus dilatadas composiciones orquestales y corales encuentran en batutas como Beecham, Richter o Nikisch sus más ardientes defensores, mientras que sus óperas se estrenan en Viena y Salzburgo. El testimonio de Arthur Nikisch es elocuente: He dirigido muchas de las composiciones de Holbrooke, y he de decir que lo considero uno de los mayores compositores vivos. Tiene fuerza, fantasía e imaginación musical y poética

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    Haydn,joseph (1); Hislop, joseph (1); holbrooke,joseph (1); Holecrk,joseph(1); Jarman,joseph / Braxton,anthony (1); Jarman,joseph / Moye  
    http://www.musicfringe.com/store/joseph/

40. Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary Of Composers
    July 4, 1903 (Saturday) Peeters, Flor (1903 1986), Belgium; July5, 1878 (Friday) holbrooke, joseph (1878 - 1958), United Kingdom;  
    http://www.stevenestrella.com/composers/composers07.html
    
    Extractions: July 1, 1926 (Thursday) Henze, Hans-Werner (1926 - Living), Germany July 2, 1714 (Monday) Gluck, Christoph Willibald von (1714 - 1787), Austria July 2, 1819 (Friday) Hanon, Charles-Louis (1819 - 1900), France July 3, 1854 (Monday) Janacek, Leos (1854 - 1928), Moravia July 4, 1903 (Saturday) Peeters, Flor (1903 - 1986), Belgium July 5, 1878 (Friday) Holbrooke, Joseph (1878 - 1958), United Kingdom July 6, 1898 (Wednesday) Eisler, Hanns (1898 - 1962), Germany July 7, 1860 (Saturday) Mahler, Gustav (1860 - 1911), Bohemia/Austria July 7, 1911 (Friday) Menotti, Gian Carlo (1911 - Living), Italy July 8, 1882 (Saturday) Grainger, Percy (1882 - 1961), Australia July 9, 1879 (Wednesday) Respighi, Ottorino (1879 - 1936), Italy July 10, 1895 (Wednesday) Orff, Carl (1895 - 1982), Germany July 12, 1861 (Friday) Arensky, Anton Stepanovich (1861 - 1906), Russia July 15, 1910 (Friday) Binge, Ronald (1910 - 1979), United Kingdom July 18, 1934 (Wednesday) Reynolds, Roger (1934 - Living), United States July 20, 1949 (Wednesday) July 23, 1796 (Saturday)

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