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Dumitru Georgescu Kiriac (18
March 1866 – 8
January 1928) was a
Romanian composer, conductor, and ethnomusicologist. He was
particularly known for his...
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published Notes "O, ce
veste minunată!" ("Oh. what
wonderful news") D.G.
Kiriac "Pluguşorul" ("The
little plow")
Traditional related rather to New Year's...
- născut Mesia" (The
Messiah was born). The song is
attributed to
Dumitru Kiriac-Georgescu (1866–1928), who
founded the
Romanian traditional music. The lyrics...
- names—Cyr, Ghiță, Ghiță Delacoperativă, Peneș, Putifar, V. V. Rița, and
Kiriac Napadarjan (or N'a pas d'argent). The
paper also
delved in investigative...
- composer.
Romanian Review. 22: 156. 1968.
Starting from the line set by
Kiriac,
improved due to the
richer language illustrated by the
lieder of Sabin...
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Gustave Doret,
Maurice Emmanuel,
Gabrielle Ferrari,
Louis Ganne,
Dumitru Kiriac-Georgescu,
Fernand de La Tombelle,
Xavier Leroux,
Clarence Lucas, Henriette...
- Vol. 2: 1948-1989 (2008) 330p.; Vol. 3: 1990-2009 (2009) 190p. Dragomir,
Kiriac and
Aurel Syurpateanu.
Catalogul Marcilor Postale Românsti: Part 1: Perioada...
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studied at the
Conservatory there from 1903 to 1907
under Dumitru Georgescu-
Kiriac and
Alfonso Castaldi (1874–1942). He then went to
Paris where he sta****...
- and pianist. He
studied with
Alfonso Castaldi,
Robert Klenck and
Dumitru Kiriac.
Andricu graduated from the
National University of
Music Bucharest (1903...
- Grovlez [pupils]
Fernand Halphen [pupils]
Jacques Ibert Dumitru Georgescu Kiriac [pupils]
Charles Koechlin [pupils] Paul
Ladmirault Raoul Laparra Maurice...