Sunday, June 12, 2011

Babajenian, Arno


Arno Harrtynn Babajanian(1921-1985), Soviet Amernian composer and pianist, at age of 7 he entered the Yerevan State Musical Conservatory by the recommandation of Khachaturian, then later taught there. His music is rooted in Amernian folk songs and folklore.

Bacewicz, Grazyna


Grazyna Bacewicz(1909-1969), Polish composer and violinist, studied violin and piano at Warsaw Conservatory, continued study composition in Paris with Nadia Boulanger , taught at the State Conservatory of Music at Lodz. Her compositions are mainly chamber music.

Bach, Carl Philipp Emmanuel


Carl Philipp Emmanuel Bach(1714-1788), German composer,keyboard player and writer on music, second son of J. S. Bach, studied law first but abandoned the law career and determined to devote himself for music. He was a crucial composer between the Baroque and Classical periods, and one of the founders of the classical style. He served as court musician for Crown Prince of Prussia, later served as Kantor in Hamburg.

Bach, Johann Sebastian


Johann Sebastian Bach(1685-1750), German composer and organist.










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Bachauer, Gina


Gina Bachauer(1913-1976), Greek pianist and teacher, she gave her first recital in Athens at the age of eight, toured US and Europe as pianist. The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition was established in 1976 in her honor and held each year at Salt Lake City.

Badev, Atanas


Atanas Badev(1860-1908), Macedonian composer and music teacher, studied music in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Bajenaru, Ion


Ion Bajenaru(1863-1921), Romanian tenor, he was best known for his interpretation of the title role in opera "Petru Rares"-a Romanian legend.








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