Studied under Rimsky-Korsakov, taught Rachmaninov, Skriabin, and Gliere, friends with Tchaikovsky and Taneyev. 2 Symphonies, nearly 100 piano works, a few Operas, and a ballet.
First American on the list, his memoir is titled Bad Boy of Music. He studied in Philadelphia in the 20s and then moved to Berlin and Paris doing a great deal of classical Jazz composing. He wrote 6 Symphonies, several Operas and Concertos, and some film scores.
Brit William Alwyn wrote 5 Symphonies, a great number of other classical works, some film music, and was a piano arranger who introduced many of the great classics to England via the radio. He was chairman of the Composers' Guild and was trained at the Royal Society of the Arts.
A Jewish-French composer active in the mid1800s. He wrote mostly piano works and a pair of Concertos and studied at the Paris Conservatory.
He was active in the late 1890s and was the director of the Uppsala University music department. He wrote 5 Symphonies, 10 Cantatas, and a number of smaller works focusing mostly on choral music.
Was active in the early 1700s, he wrote over 50 Operas and a vast number of Concertos, he chose not to take a position in a church but was briefly commissioned by Bavarian Elector Maximilian Emmanuel II.
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