- Max
Goberman (8
February 1911 – 31
December 1962) was an
American conductor. He
conducted ballets,
Broadway musicals (including the
original productions...
- competitions, she is
discovered by a
famous Russian skating coach,
Natasha Goberman. However,
Natasha coaches at an
expensive boarding school and Katelin's...
-
Candy Neville, real
estate broker Roger Obrist,
construction worker Pavel Goberman,
perennial candidate David Loera,
doctor In the
Democratic primary, although...
- Mitc****; Mitc**** was Tabbert's
dance double. The
musical director was Max
Goberman.
There is no
original cast recording,
although there is a
recording of...
- Philadelphia. Some of his
pupils included Leonard Bernstein,
Lukas Foss, Max
Goberman,
Boris Goldovsky,
Walter Hendl,
Sylvan Levin,
Henry Mazer,
Howard Mitc****...
- "Dance Me a Song –
Broadway Musical –
Original | IBDB". IBDb profile: Max
Goberman;
accessed November 21, 2017. "Pal Joey (Broadway, 1952)". Playbill. Retrieved...
- (in****bent) 323,652 89.55%
Democratic Loren Hooker 25,152 6.75%
Democratic Pavel Goberman 9,985 2.68%
Democratic Write-ins 3,782 1.02%
Total votes 376,353 100.00%...
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American Ballet Theatre,
conducted by Max
Goberman.
Simons began secretly studying the
orchestral scores.
Goberman found out – and gave him a
chance at the...
-
Audra McDonald. The show was
originally developed in the mid-1970s by John
Goberman, who
served as
executive producer from 1976
until 2011. In 2012, current...
-
narrator and orchestra, was
written by
Aaron Copland and
conducted by Max
Goberman. The
narrator was the New York
stage and
Hollywood film
actor Morris Carnovsky...
