GOLDMARK, KARL

1830–1915, Hungarian composer. His concert overture Sakuntala (1865), his symphony A Rustic Wedding (1870), and an opera, The Queen of Sheba (1875), were very popular. His nephew, Rubin Goldmark, 1872–1936, a pupil of Dvořák in New York, was a composer and educator. From 1924 to 1936 he was chairman of the composition department at the Juilliard School of Music. His works include A Negro Rhapsody (1923).

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Pilgrims of '48: One Man's Part in the Austrian Revolution of 1848; and a Family Migration to America
Book by Josephine Goldmark; Yale University Press, 1930
Subjects: Brandeis family, Goldmark, Joseph--1819-1881, Wehle family
...from the experiences of Joseph Goldmark. It is, however, essential for...controversy between Schrotter and Goldmark as to the discovery of red or amorphous phosphorus, see Appendix. 2 Karl Goldmark, Notes from the Life of a Viennese...
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Catullus and His Influence
Book by Karl Pomeroy Harrington; Marshall Jones, 1923
Subjects: Catullus, Gaius Valerius, Literature, Comparative, Literature, Comparative--English And Latin, Literature, Comparative--Latin And English
...BENJAMIN PUTNAM, Methods and Materials of Literary Criticism, Lyric, Epic, and Allied Forms of Poetry . Boston, 1920. GOLDMARK RUTH INGERSOLL, Studies in the Influence of the Classics on English Literature . New York, 1918. LAMB GEORGE, The Poems...
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Composers of Yesterday: A Biographical and Critical Guide to the Most Important Composers of the Past
Book by David Ewen; H. W. Wilson, 1937
Subjects: Musicians--Dictionaries
...when they were negative." Principal works by Karl Goldmark: OPERA: Gotz von Berlichingen; The Queen of...and sonatas for violin and piano, etc. About Karl Goldmark: Goldmark, Karl. Notes from the Life of a Viennese Composer...
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A Census of Autograph Music Manuscripts of European Composers in American Libraries
Book by Otto Edwin Albrecht; University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953
Subjects: Music--Manuscripts--Catalogs, Music--Manuscripts--United States
Goldmark, Karl -- continued Signed and dated at the end of each movement...9/914 Carl Goldinark. II. 26/7/914 Gmunden C. Goldmark. III. Gmunden 8/10/914 C. Goldmark. IV. Wien 16/11/914 C. Goldmark. Unpublished and...
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A Dictionary of Modern Music and Musicians
Book by Hugh Allen, Granville Bantock, Edward J. Dent, Henry J. Wood, A. Eaglefield-Hull; J. M. Dent & sons, ltd, 1924
Subjects: Music--Dictionaries, Musicians--Dictionaries
...publ. many songs. -- V. B. GOLDMARK, Karl . Austrian compr. b. Keszthely...had a great vogue. -- EG. W. GOLDMARK , Rubin. Amer. compr. b. New York, 15 Aug. 1872. Nephew of Karl Goldmark. Attended Coll. of City of New...
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Julius Fucík (1872-1916), Komponist, Militär- Und Zivilkapellmeister der Donaumonarchie, Und Sein Beitrag Zur National-tschechischen Schule in der Musik*
Journal article by Wolfgang Suppan; Studia Musicologica, Vol. 47, 2006
...1874-1935, der spatere Schwiegersohn von Dvooak), Karl Hoffmann (1872-1936),5 Oskar Nedbal (1874-1930...Strauss. Aber auch Wilhelm Kienzl, Edvard Grieg und Karl Goldmark stellte er fruh seinem Publikum vor. Das sind unglaubliche...
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Hungarian Vocal Music, with an Introduction to Hungarian Lyric Diction, Part 1
Journal article by Leslie DE'Ath, Andrew Rethazi; Journal of Singing, Vol. 66, 2010
...mainstream Europe, without overt nationalist leanings, or an obvious indebtedness to that heritage-Stephen Heller, Karl (Karoly) Goldmark, Joseph Joachim, Franz Lehar, Leopold Auer, Miklos Rozsa, Georg Szell, Antal Dorati, and Georg Solti...
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'Make Lisle the Style': The Politics of Fashion in the Japanese Silk Boycott, 1937-1940
Journal article by Lawrence B. Glickman; Journal of Social History, Vol. 38, 2005
Subjects: Boycotts--Political aspects, Japan--History, Japan--Political aspects, Silk fabrics--Demonstrations and protests, Silk fabrics--Usage
...members who, in the words of Josephine Goldmark, demonstrated "a considerable sense...Appadurai (New York, 1986), 285-321; Karl Gerth, China Made: Consumer Culture...Dec. 2000), 584-92. 24. Josephine Goldmark, Impatient Crusader, (Urbana, 1953...
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The Sounds of the Audience
Journal article by Robert P. Mcparland; Mosaic (Winnipeg), Vol. 42, 2009
Subjects: Audiences--Behavior, Sound--Social aspects
...New York: Harper, 2000. Beckson, Karl. London in the 1890s--A Cultural History...Representing Music in Cinema. Ed. Daniel Goldmark, Lawrence Kramer, and Richard Leppert...Representing Music in Cinema. Ed. Daniel Goldmark, Lawrence Kramer, and Richard Leppert...
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Recent Beethoven and Beethoven-related Publications 2007-2008
Journal article by Patricia Stroh; The Beethoven Journal, Vol. 23, 2008
...I regarding the tutelage of his nephew Karl with Johann Michael Sailer in Landshut...living with the composer. But in 1818 Karl ran away to his mothers home, so Beethoven sought to separate the two by sending Karl out of the country. Beethovens application...
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magazine articles on: Goldmark Karl  - 4 results

 
 
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The Copland Century
Magazine article by Tom Pniewski; World and I, Vol. 15, November 2000
Subjects: Composers--Biography, Copland, Aaron--Biography
...Paderewski. After graduation from the Boys High School in Brooklyn, he studied theory under Rubin Goldmark (nephew of composer Karl Goldmark). His teachers conservatism only increased young Aarons desire to learn more of "modern" cultural...
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Filling the Philharmonic's Podium
Magazine article by Patrick J. Smith; New Criterion, Vol. 19, April 2001
Subjects: Boulez, Pierre--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Conductors (Music)--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Masur, Kurt--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Mehta, Zubin--Criticism, interpretation, etc., New York Philharmonic Orchestra--Officials and employees, Orchestra--History
...subscriber dollars. A few seasons ago, a deeply romantic and tuneful rarity, the lovely "Rustic Wedding" Symphony of Karl Goldmark, was greeted by hordes of attendees heading up the aisles to the exits, as if the work to be played was by Sir Harrison...
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America's Top Black Lawyers: From Corporate Law to Criminal Litigation, Here Are the Lawyers to Call to Get You the Best Deal or Keep You out of Trouble
Magazine article; Black Enterprise, Vol. 34, November 2003
...in Virginias history. Jeffery Robinson Shareholder Schroeter Goldmark Bender Seattle, WA Contact: 206-622-8000 Career Highlights...Court Justice Bobbe Bridge in 2003. In 1988, he represented Karl Tupper, a woman allegedly drugged and sexually abused by U...
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Wexford
Magazine article by Robert Boas; Musical Opinion, 2000
...themselves to the Festivals acoustic conditions. Whereas operas by Goldmark and Moniuszko came over normally during my visit, fron 17 to...roles were, with one exception, excellently cast. Reviewing Karl Goldmarks Die Konigin von Saba at Turin in 1991 wrote that the...


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encyclopedia articles on: Goldmark Karl  - 3 results

 
 
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Goldmark, Karl
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
GOLDMARK, KARL 1830 1915, Hungarian composer. His concert overture Sakuntala (1865...The Queen of Sheba (1875), were very popular. His nephew, Rubin Goldmark, 1872 1936, a pupil of Dvorak in New York, was a composer and educator...
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Gershwin, George
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...original and popular musical works produced in the United States. Although he studied harmony with Rubin Goldmark (see under Goldmark, Karl ), he received most of his musical training in Tin Pan Alley, playing the piano for a publisher of popular...
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Sibelius, Jean Julius Christian
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...the same time he represents the culmination of nationalism in Finnish music. He studied in Berlin (1889) and with Karl Goldmark in Vienna (1890). Although Sibelius wrote chamber, piano, violin, and choral music, he is best known for his...


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