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Timepiece: This month in history
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Artiklid:
- "English Mozart" dies aged 22 in boating tragedy
- After 145 years, Haydn welcomes back his head
- Arturo Toscanini is beaten up by fascist blackshirts
- Beethoven celebrates a Napoleonic defeat
- Beethoven documents pain...
- Beethoven's tormented nephew pulls the trigger
- Berlioz abandons murder...
- Bernstein celebrates festive freedom in East Berlin
- Bridgetower and Beethoven sparkle in Kreutzer premiere
- Bruckner's Ninth gets a posthumous...
- Cage bemuses New York with the sound of silence: August 1952
- Caruso's day at the zoo...
- Chopin sails home from a miserable Majorcan break
- Clemens Krauss sets off a Vienna New Year tradition
- Composer Anton Webern goes out for a fatal cigar
- Disney and Gehry give the LA Phil a flash new home
- Doctor Brahms indulges in some academic frivolity
- Dvorak and his family...
- Elgar lends his composing talents...
- Elks but no electricity...
- Ethel Smyth raises women's voices...
- Fair competitor gives Percy Grainger some Brigg ideas
- Florence Price's Symphony makes history...
- For unto Ireland, Handel's Messiah is born in Dublin
- Franz Liszt gives the world's first...
- Georg Solti rounds off his monumental Ring recording
- Gershwin gives the world premiere of Rhapsody...
- Gilbert tells Sullivan...
- Glenn Miller goes missing...
- Grieg says "non" to Paris...
- Handel's Water music floats a troubled monarch's boat
- Hindemith mourns the death of a British king
- J. S. Bach is put in prison...
- Love does not come...
- Mahler makes his hotly anticipated New York debut
- Marian Anderson sings for equality in Washington
- Mendelssohn's Passion sparks a J. S. Bach revival
- Mephistopheles endures a truly diabolical reception
- Mickey and Stokowski join forces...
- Moment of brotherly love...
- Mozart and Clementi lock horns...
- Mozart's marriage stops a visit...
- Mr. Preview has a word...
- Not a fine day for Puccini
- November 1760: Joseph Haydn and Maria Anna...
- NY Philharmonic seizes an unlikely Korea oppurtunity
- October 2008: Felix Mendelssohn stands...
- Paul Robeson creates waves...
- Pianist Hess brings a little light amid the gloom of war
- Posh frocks and Figaro...
- Prokofiev's death is put in the shade...
- Prokofiev's Kije sleigh-rides through the Russian snow
- Ravel finishes his Trio and prepares himself for war
- Sad mental decline...
- Schubert's Ninth symphony sees the light of day...
- Schumann throws himself into the ice-cold Rhine
- Sibelius's dissolute lifestyle...
- Silent night enchants listeners...
- Sydney's new opera house...
- Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" brings his life to a close
- This week's composer airs to war-weary radio listeners
- Thousands gather in Vienna...
- Vaughan Williams's Tallis Fantasia...
- Vienna gives Bruckner's Third a wretched...
- Vierne's Carillon chimes well with the Paris public
- World's largest organ greets shoppers in Philadelphia
