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• Larry Sitsky (b.1934), Australian composer
  ====Music Pieces==== * [[Enochian Sonata (2002 Sitsky), music]]
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• Himnos de los neófitos de Qumrán (1965-1975 Rodrigo), music
  .../ '''Hymns of the Neophytes of Qumran''' (1965-1975) is a piece of choral music by [[Joaquín Rodrigo]], on words by [[Victoria Kamhi de Rodrigo]]. ...Sea Scrolls. Rodrigo interpreted the cosmic yearning of the words through music rich in allegorical content, as can be seen in the nine-note scale, with oc
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• Burning of Rome (1903 Paull), music
  [[Category:Music--1900s|1903 Pauli]] [[Category:Music--English|1903 Pauli]]
  788 bytes (80 words) - 08:37, 1 December 2019
• Judith (1922 Le Borne), music
  [[Category:Music--1920s|1922 Le Borne]] [[Category:Music Pieces|1922 Le Borne]]
  793 bytes (90 words) - 06:17, 28 May 2016
• Salome (1905 Hadley), music
  Hadley composes the music while in Europe. The symphonic poem was performed in several European theat * [[Salome (1908 Safonov / @1905 Hadley), New York (Carnegie) concert (music)]] New York Philharmonic -- Vasily Il'ich Safonov, Conductor -- New York pr
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• Antimo Liberati (M / Italy, 1617-1692), composer
  ...ly for his writings on music theory, he composed numerous pieces of sacred music, including ''Il Nerone'' (1677), one of the earliest oratorios to deal with *[[Il Nerone (Nero / 1677 Liberati / Ficieno), oratorio (music & libretto)]]
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• Thomas Linley the Younger (M / Britain, 1756–1778), composer
  ...as one the most promising geniuses of his age and produced many pieces of music, but was drowned in a boating accident at the age of 22. [[Category:Music|~1756 Linley]]
  854 bytes (119 words) - 07:13, 8 December 2020
• My Glorious Brothers (1953 Vale / Fast), oratorio
  “A cantata for mixed voices.” Includes spoken and choral pieces, all in English, based on [[My Glorious Brothers (1948 Fast), novel]]. "Int Published in New York, NY: Jewish Music Alliance, 1953.
  966 bytes (106 words) - 17:16, 28 November 2015
• Da un manoscritto di Qumran (1995 Putignano), music
  [[Category:Music--1990s|1995 Putignano]] [[Category:Music Pieces|1995 Putignano]]
  767 bytes (78 words) - 13:34, 29 November 2015
• Spartacus Suite (1955 Khachaturian), music
  ...piece by [[Aram Khachaturian]], from [[Spartak (1954 Khachaturian), ballet music]] In 1955 Khachaturian extracted and arranged music from his 1954 ballet for four orchestral suites.
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• The Maccabees March (1901 Cook), music
  [[Category:Music--1900s|1901 Cook]] [[Category:Music Pieces|1901 Cook]]
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• Daniel (2015 Montez), oratorio
  ...he Lions' Den, and Daniel’s vision of the Son of Man. There are twenty-one pieces in the work. Total time to perform is about one hour and fifteen minutes."- [[Category:Music--2010s|2015 Montez]]
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• Der für die Sünde der Welt gemarterte und sterbende Jesus (The Story of Jesus, Suffering and Dying for the Sins of the World / 1712 Brockes), libretto
  ...s in the form of arias, sometimes that of chorales (hymn-like short choral pieces), reflect on the events. Some of the arias are for the persons of the Passi [[Category:Music--1700s|1712 Brockes]]
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• Children in the Holocaust (movies)
  ...he Holocaust. The children teach adults about the healing possibilities of music, dance and storytelling. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugitive_Pieces_(film) Fugitive Pieces], directed by Jeremy Podeswa (Canada 2007)
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• Tamara Deuel-Sternberg (F / Lithuania, 1930-2007), Holocaust survivor
  ...red to a number of work camps, in which our only food consisted of several pieces of bread and a bowl of barely eatable soup in exchange for many hours of sl ...dual who survived that other world has a duty to leave documentation, art, music and personal stories behind so that future generations will not forget.
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• Herech Balsam / Harry Balsam (M / Poland, 1929), Holocaust survivor
  ...people. While they were cutting it into eight pieces, one of them took two pieces and I had none. I was not very happy about this, so I jumped on the back of ...ave him the golden teeth and he gave me four slices of bread, so I had two pieces and so did the man who had had the teeth. He was very pleased with the tran
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• Tacitus (sources)
  ...Emperors. From the fact, however, that their priests used to chant to the music of flutes and cymbals, and to wear garlands of ivy, and that a golden vine ...d by the evaporation of the earth and the power of the sun, it is cut into pieces with axes and wedges just as timber or stone would be. (Latin)''
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• Nero (sources)
  ...a quinquennial contest in three parts, after the Greek fashion, that is in music, gymnastics, and riding, which he called the [[Neronia]]; at the same time ...nce of his intimate friends he would quote a Greek proverb meaning "Hidden music counts for nothing." And he made his début at [[Naples]], where he did not
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• Domitian (sources)
  ...in honour of [[Jupiter Capitolinus]] of a threefold character, comprising music, riding, and gymnastics, and with considerably more prizes than are awarded ...ncreased the pay of the soldiers one fourth, by the addition of three gold pieces each year.
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• Caligula (sources)
  ...eed; for which, upon his return to Rome, he narrowly escaped being torn to pieces by the people, and was condemned to death by the senate. ...have them all put to death. Being very desirous to have a senator torn to pieces, he employed some persons to call him a public enemy, fall upon him as he e
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