Novgorod / Cadegliano / New York / Raiding / Philadelphia / Baghdad / Chester / St. Petersburg / /
Company
Dell / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Hungary / Italy / Russia / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the 1937 Salzburg Festival / /
Facility
Curtis Institute of Music / Bronze Statue / Weimar court / St. Petersburg Conservatory / /
MusicGroup
Philadelphia Orchestra / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Maggiore / /
Organization
Russian Musical Society / Philadelphia Orchestra / School for Scandal / Weimar court / String Quartet / Allegro / St. Petersburg Conservatory / Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia / /
Person
Carlo Menotti / Cesar Cui / Alexander Borodin / Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov / Sergei Prokofiev / Franz Liszt / Béla Bartók / Zoltán Kodály / Modest Mussorgsky / Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky / Gian Carlo Menotti / Artur Rodzinski / Edward Hanslick / Mikhail Glinka / Napoleon / Arturo Toscanini / Samuel Barber / Ali Baba / Alexander Smallens / Richard Brinsley Sheridan / Scheherazade / Mily Balakirev / Hector Berlioz / Nicolo Paganini / Frederic Chopin / Igor Stravinsky / Sinbad / Alexander Glazunov / Craig Doolin / /
Position
composer / violinist / government clerk / music critic / teacher and composer / Professor of Composition / leading pianist / pianist / player / Princess / engineer / court music director / director in Weimar / conductor / naval officer / professional musician / legendary conductor / partner and fellow composer / chemist / /
Overture to The School for Scandal – Samuel Barber Born March 9, 1910, in West Chester, Pennsylvania