10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONCERTINIST»
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The Accordion in the Americas: Klezmer, Polka, Tango, ...
... for fear we were going to miss something.21 Earl Otchingwanigan, of Ojibwe
and Swedish heritage, learned to play Bandone ion from Poles in the Crystal
Falls area.22And Alan Lomax recorded a Lithuanian immigrant concertinist,
Charles ...
2
The Anglo-German Concertina: A Social History
Harris was an extraordinarily talented concertinist, bandleader, Figure 9.
Concertinist Faan Harris and guitarist Andies Steyn in 1936, playing next to a
Ford pickup truck in the market square at Krugersdorp. Photograph courtesy of
the ...
Dan Michael Worrall, 2009
3
Strong on Music: The New York Music Scene in the Days of ...
... defunct Dolores Nau company, replacing Stephen Leach; the actor/singer
Francis Trevor, formerly of Wallach's Theatre; and Alfred Sedgwick, the
concertinist. Ubiquitous among the fringe performers, Sedgwick, assisted by the
actress/singer ...
Vera Brodsky Lawrence, 1995
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Reverberations, 1850-1856
By June 14, Sedgwick moved Crotchets to the more accessible Chinese Rooms.
On July 19, with the singers Carlotta Pozzoni, Kazia Lovarny, John Frazer, and
Allan Irving, the pianist T. F. Bassford, and Alwyn Field, a fellow-concertinist with
...
Vera Brodsky Lawrence, 1995
5
Victorian Music for the English Concertina
The Great Regondi: Original Compositions by the 19th Century's Unparalleled
Guitarist and Concertinist (two CDs), The Giulio Regondi Guild, Douglas Rogers (
concertina), David Starobin (guitar), Julie Lustman (piano), D'Anna Fortunato ...
He'd come to collect the concertinist, one Miss Candace de Shoka, a local with
three passions in life: the concertina, which earned a few extra coins; her work,
which brought in a great many more; and both of which, allowed her employer to
...
Carmela Orsini Harmon, 2011
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Dictionary of English Spelling
... business concerned concerning concert musical performance; to plan with
others concerted concert-goer concert-hall concert-master concertina (to collapse
or fold like a) kind of accordion concertinas concertinaed concertinaing
concertinist ...
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Music Hall Mimesis in British Film, 1895-1960: On the Halls ...
... a concertinist who performed in a double-act with his daughter Mary, and Tom
Costello, a Birmingham comedian and singer, playing unnamed characters in
uncredited roles, hover around the Olive Branch Concert Hall casually discussing
...
Paul Matthew St. Pierre, 2009
9
The Papers of Will Rogers: From vaudeville to Broadway : ...
... Sentimental Touch); Europe's Most Brilliant Concertinist, Francini Olloms;
Virginia Harned (in a comedy she wrote, The Idol of the Hour); Ececentric
Dancing Comedians Jack Hallen and Sully Hayes; Morrisey and Rich (Refined
Entertainers) ...
Will Rogers, Arthur Frank Wertheim, Barbara Bair, 2001
10
And There Shall Be Wars: World War II Diaries and Memoirs
Friday, July l8, l94l When we pulled out last night, (actually this morning), I was
put on the wire truck with Frank, Pint (the concertinist) and Paulson. We laid a line
of wire to "Hong Kong" and to "fire direction." Came back to our position in ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONCERTINIST»
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concertinist is used in the context of the following news items.
Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill go on the road for a brief tour …
... composer/concertinist Peadar O'Riada and again Caoimhin O Raghallaigh, his penchant for projects almost outnumbered days in the week. «IrishCentral, Mar 15»
Simon Thoumire & Ian Carr He Thinks He's Invisible (Hootz)
Almost a quarter of a century has passed since the then enfants terribles of folk music - concertinist Simon Thoumire and guitarist Ian Carr ... «Herald Scotland, May 14»
Joe Derrane is the Irish Echo's top traditional artist of 2010
“Sugach Samh” by Niamh Ni Charra (self-issued): Residing in Drumcondra, this talented fiddler and concertinist, able singer, and budding ... «Irish Echo, Jan 11»
