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Handel Medallion Recipients: Aaron Copland, Richard Rodgers, George Balanchine, William Schuman, Alice Tully, Claire Raphael Reis William Beaumont's formative years: Two early notebooks, 1811-1821 by William Beaumont, 1946 Three-Score Set. For the Piano by William Howard Schuman, 1943 New England Triptych: Three Pieces for Orchestra After William Billings by William Schuman, 1957 Symphony No. 4 (in Three Movements): Study Score No. 54 American Festival Overture: Study Score No. 23 Three-Score Set. [P. F.] by William Howard Schuman, 1943 The Mighty Casey by Jeremy (libretto) & Schuman William (music) Gury, 1954 String Quartet No.iv. [Score.] (G. Schirmer's Edition of Study Scores of Orchestral Works and Chamber Music) by William Howard Schuman, 1953 The Mighty Casey (A Baseball Opera) by Jeremy Gur, 1986-11-01 Newsreel. In five Shots. 1. Horse-race. 2. Fashion Show. 3. Tribal Dance. 4. Monkeys at the Zoo. 5. Parade ... Conductor's Full Score, etc by William Howard Schuman, 1943 George Washington Bridge. An impression for band ... Symphonic band [parts] with condensed and full scores, etc (University of Michigan Band Series. pt.1) by William Howard Schuman, 1951 Holiday Song. [Song, words by] Genevieve Taggard ... Arranged by the composer by William Howard Schuman, 1946 The Young Dead Soldiers: Lamentation for Soprano, French Horn, Eight woodwinds and Nine Strings (Study Score) by William; poem By Archibald MacLeish Schuman, 1976

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21. WILLIAM SCHUMAN
    WILLIAM SCHUMAN Violin Concerto. New England Triptych. IVES Variationson America (orch. Schuman). Philip Quint, violinist/Bournemouth  
    http://classicalcdreview.com/wsviolin.htm
    
    Extractions: NAXOS 8.559083 (B) (DDD) TT: 56:54 William Schuman’s Violin Concerto, which Samuel Dushkin commissioned in 1947, was premiered instead by Isaac Stern in 1950, with the Boston Symphony conducted by Charles Munch. During a 1956 revision, Schuman decided on its final two-movement form, introduced at Aspen three years after that by Roman Totenberg. Paul Zukovsky recorded it in 1970 for DGG with Michael Tilson Thomas conducting the Boston Symphony; Robert McDuffie did likewise for EMI in the 1980s with Leonard Slatkin and the Saint Louis Orchestra. Both, however, are currently (perhaps terminally) out-of-print. To the rescue, courtesy of Naxos, comes a brilliant young Russian-American, Philip Quint, superbly partnered by José Serebrier and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. Between them they explore every nuance with a combination of loving care and nervy virtuosity, listened to several times before I dared to risk writing what still may read like a press-release. The music has muscle and thrust and lyricism and imagination that make it one of the best of concertos galore for violin and orchestra by American composers since World War 2 (if you wonder, by the way, where Leonard Bernstein collected a whole portfolio of ideas, lend an ear). The

22. William Schuman
    William Schuman 19101992/USA Sym no.3,4,5 no.6,7,8 no.9 Le Fosseardestine no.10 American muse American festival Ouv Credendum  
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23. M.L.A. Obituary Index--Schuman, William
    Obituary and dictionary citations from M.L.A. Obituary Index.  
    http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/music/mla/necrology/entries/1992/mainindx/0104

24. William Schuman
    This website and all content © Copyright 2000 The william schuman Music TrustPlease click here to submit questions or comments about this website.  
    http://www.williamschuman.org/

25. William Schuman - Selected Discography
    Home Composers william schuman Selected Discography william schuman SelectedDiscography. updated 6 May 1998 American Festival Overture RCA CD 61282 St.  
    http://www.schirmer.com/composers/schuman_disco.html

26. Schuman, William
    Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and link to biographical essay from Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary of Composers.  
    http://stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/schuman1992.html

27. Schuman, William
    schuman, william schuman, william. Period Early 20th Century. BornThursday, August 4, 1910 in New York, New York (USA). Died Saturday  
    http://www.stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/schuman1992.html

28. Radio France > France Musiques > Biographies
    william schuman. New York, 4 août 1910 New York, 15 février 1992  
    http://www.radio-france.fr/chaines/france-musiques/biographies/fiche.php?numero=

29. William Schuman - About William Schuman
    Leonard Bernstein penned an enthusiastic introductory note to the WilliamSchuman Documentary (1980) by Christopher Rouse. Written  
    http://www.williamschuman.org/about/
    
    Extractions: William Howard Schuman was born in New York City on August 4, 1910, the second child of Samuel and Rachel Schuman. He began to study the violin as a young boy and later played a number of other instruments as well. His broad musical interests ranged from his own jazz band and the school orchestra to family evenings singing operettas and musical comedy excerpts as well as "semiclassics." On his own, he wrote some original popular songs. But music definitely took second place to Schuman's all-consuming passion, baseball. Looking back on his youth, he would later claim that baseball was the main focus of his early years. In 1928 Schuman entered New York University to prepare for a business degree at the School of Commerce, while at the same time working for an advertising agency. He continued to collaborate on pop songs with E. B. Marks, Jr., an old friend from summer camp, and also created some forty songs with lyricist Frank Loesser, a neighbor who was also at the beginning of his career. Loesser's first publication, in fact, was a song with music by Schuman. Together they wrote many songs for radio, vaudeville, and nightclub acts. In April 1930, having attended (albeit unwillingly) his first professional symphony orchestra concert, Schuman suddenly realized that baseball, business, and popular music must be relegated to subsidiary positions (but never forgotten) in favor of composing "classical" or concert music. Realizing that extensive training would be necessary to reach his goals, Schuman withdrew from New York University to study harmony with Max Persin and to hear as many concerts and operas as he could. He began counterpoint lessons with Charles Haubiel at The Juilliard School and attended summer courses in orchestration with Adolf Schmid and harmony with Bernard Wagenaar. At Teachers College of Columbia University, Schuman earned a B.S. in music education (1935), and set him thinking about the need to reform and improve music education.

30. Schuman (William) Collection, 1939-1994: Table Of Contents
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31. Schuman, William
    After forming a jazz band at school, and then studying under Roy Harris at the JuilliardSchool, New Yorker william schuman came to public attention with his  
    http://www.artsworld.com/music-dance/biographies/s-u/william-schuman.html
    
    Extractions: After forming a jazz band at school, and then studying under Roy Harris at the Juilliard School, New Yorker William Schuman came to public attention with his Third Symphony of 1941. He became president of the Juilliard, reorganising it extensively, and received several honours and awards. His output, influenced by jazz and folk traditions, includes ten symphonies, all expansive works with vigorous drive and urgent rhythms, generally tonal and broadly melodic; he also wrote four string quartets. His 'American Festival Overture' is among his best-known work.

32. Schuman, William. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. schuman, william. (sh´m n) (KEY) , 1910–92, American composer, b. New York City.  
    http://www.bartleby.com/65/sc/SchumanW.html

33. Schuman, William Howard. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of
    schuman, william Howard. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English LanguageFourth Edition. 2000. schuman, william Howard. SYLLABICATION Schu·man.  
    http://www.bartleby.com/61/42/S0144200.html

34. Schuman, William
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia schuman, william, shOO'mun Pronunciation Key.schuman, william , 1910–92, American composer, b. New York City.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0844026.html
    
    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Schuman, William American Festival Overture Symphony for Strings Newsreel (1941); two secular cantatas, This is Our Time (1940) and A Free Song (1942; awarded the first Pulitzer Prize in music, 1943); the ballet Undertow (1945); the opera The Mighty Casey (Hartford, 1953); and several chamber works. His music is highly contrapuntal and often employs complex rhythms suggestive of jazz. Schuman was awarded a second Pulitzer in 1985, this time for his lifetime achievements in composition, teaching, and administration.

35. Schuman, William
    schuman, william composer Birthplace New York City Born 1910 Died 1992 Previousschuman, Robert, Top of section S, Next schumann, Robert Alexander.  
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36. Schuman, William
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia schuman, william, shOO'mun Pronunciation Key.schuman, william , 1910–92, American composer, b. New York City.  
    http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0844026.html
    
    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Schuman, William American Festival Overture Symphony for Strings Newsreel (1941); two secular cantatas, This is Our Time (1940) and A Free Song (1942; awarded the first Pulitzer Prize in music, 1943); the ballet Undertow (1945); the opera The Mighty Casey (Hartford, 1953); and several chamber works. His music is highly contrapuntal and often employs complex rhythms suggestive of jazz. Schuman was awarded a second Pulitzer in 1985, this time for his lifetime achievements in composition, teaching, and administration.

37. Composer
    william schuman (19101992). william schuman (1910-92) had several successfulsimultaneous careers in music, as composer, educator and administrator.  
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38. Search Results
    schuman, william Violin Concerto Quint, violin -Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra-Serebrier, Conductor 8.559083 schuman Violin Concerto - Timing 3312.  
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40. Schuman,William (1910-1992) The Mighty Case (Operneinakter) - Jpc
    Translate this page schuman,william (1910-1992) The Mighty Case (Operneinakter) Preis- und BestellinformationCD Delos,DDD,LA,90 Weitere Informationen zu diesem Titel  
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