Alicia Adélaide Needham Vídeos
compositora irlandesa
Conmemoraciones 2024 (Nacimiento: Alicia Adélaide Needham) 2025 (Muerte: Alicia Adélaide Needham)
- Irlanda, Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda, Estado Libre Irlandés
- compositor, compositor de canciones, suffragette
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2024-05-07
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Being separated is hard. We miss our friends, we miss our fans, and we miss our music. While it's difficult to navigate these uncharted waters, The Rich-Tone Chorus is grateful for creative ways to remain connected - to each other, and to all of you. A special thanks to our friend Craig Needham for his help in uniting our voices so that, for the first time since March, the Rich-Tones could finally sing "together." We won't let a little social distancing keep us from making music. After all, we were born this way! #TheRichToneChorus #ChooseHope #LifeOnAHighNote #VirtualChorus #SweetAdelinesStrong
John Liptrot Hatton Needham Drury 1809 1871 1886 2013
John Liptrot Hatton +••.••(...)) was an English composer, pianist and conductor. He was a self-taught musician, and early on he served several churches in his native Liverpool as organist. However, he gave up church music to work in the theatre, particularly at the Drury Lane and the Princess Theatres in London. His undated "Harmonium Book" contains seventeen short pieces, audibly more dramatic than most English church music of the day, including this cloak-and-dagger Allegretto in B minor. Hatton's "Harmonium Book" is happily available again thanks to Robert Pacey, a Lincolnshire historian. The instrument is a magnificent reed organ built by E. P. Needham in New York City, 1871. The instrument has a vertical action with three ranks of reeds, and the reservoir is in the top of the case behind the façade of false pipes. It is labeled a "Silver Tongue Organ;" the phrase "silver tongue" is an old-fashioned term for a beautiful voice, and here designates the treble 8' celeste stop. The organ is in a private collection in Nova Scotia. Many thanks to Norman and Dawn for their quick friendship and warm welcome. Recorded 13 October 2013; performed by Michael Hendron.
Needham Charles Ives Morton Gould Gould William Schuman Jacob Druckman Isaac Stern Jacobs Michael Gandolfi Mårtensson Sven David Sandström Sandström Richard Wernick Robert Beaser Christopher Rouse Schumann Mario Davidovsky American Composers Orchestra Cleveland Chamber Symphony Bloomington Symphony Orchestra Texarkana Symphony Orchestra Carnegie Hall Cabrillo Festival 1981 2004 2006 2007 2010 2011
The music of Clint Needham (b. 1981, Texarkana, TX) has been described as "wildly entertaining" (New York Times), "easy to smile at" (Philadelphia Inquirer), and "fresh and spicy" (Courier-Post). Recently named recipient of a Charles Ives Scholarship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, Clint's music has been recognized with two ASCAP Morton Gould Awards, the William Schuman Prize/BMI Student Composer Award, the Jacob Druckman Prize from the Aspen Music Festival, First Prize in the International Ticheli Composition Contest, the Heckscher Prize from Ithaca College, a Lee Ettelson Composer Award and the coveted Underwood New Music Commission from the American Composers Orchestra. Clint's orchestral music has been commissioned and performed by the American Composers Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, the Aspen Concert Orchestra, Cabrillo Festival Orchestra, Cleveland Chamber Symphony, New York Youth Symphony in Isaac Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall, the Omaha Symphony, and Symphony in C. Various chamber groups including the American Brass Quintet, Aspen Contemporary Ensemble, Indiana University New Music Ensemble, Ithaca College's KULMUSIK, Quintet Attacca, Stanford Wind Quintet, and the Wingra Woodwind Quintet have given performances of his chamber music across the country and in Europe. Commissions for the 2010-2011 season include orchestral works for the New York Classical Players, the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra, the Sioux City Symphony, and the Texarkana Symphony Orchestra as well as a new work for soprano and wind ensemble for the United States Air Force Band of the West. Clint recently earned his doctorate degree from Indiana University, where he was a four-year Jacobs School of Music Doctoral Fellow in composition. He also received his MM from Indiana University in 2006 and his BM from Baldwin-Wallace College in 2004. His principal composition teachers include Claude Baker, Loris Chobanian, David Dzubay, Michael Gandolfi, Per Mårtensson, Sven-David Sandström, and Richard Wernick. Clint has also studied with Robert Beaser, Syd Hodkinson, Christopher Rouse, and George Tsontakis at the Aspen Music Festival as a Susan and Ford Schumann composition fellow and with Mario Davidovsky at the Wellesley Composers Conference as a composition fellow. The American Brass Quintet has recorded his Brass Quintet No. 1 "Circus" on their 2007 Summit Records release entitled "Jewels". Clint's music is published by the Theodore Presser Company with additional works published by Manhattan Beach Music and Triplo Press.
Needham Maher Brooklyn Tabernacle
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