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Hamish MacCunn, né
James MacCunn (22
March 1868 – 2
August 1916) was a
Scottish composer,
conductor and teacher. He was one of the
first students of the...
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Captain Fergus MacCunn (19
April 1890 – 18 May 1941) was a
British animal welfare activist and
chief secretary of the RSPCA.
MacCunn was
educated at a...
- and the
Flood is a
concert overture for orchestra,
composed by
Hamish MacCunn in 1887 and
first performed at the
Crystal Palace on 5
November of that...
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helped the
career of the
young composer Hamish MacCunn by
organising concerts for him in his own studio.
MacCunn, who
would marry Pettie's
daughter Alison...
- America.
Hamish MacCunn (1868–1916),
Scottish composer,
conductor and
teacher Ruthanne Lum Mc
Cunn (born 1946),
American novelist John Mc
Cunn (1820–1872),...
- of the Clan name
MacQueen: M'Quain
McQuain McSwain MacQuien
MacCuinn
MacCunn MacShuain
MacSuain
MacSwan
MacSween
McSweeney MacSwen
MacSwyde Mhic Cuithain...
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musician in the band The
Clean Hamish Linklater,
American actor Hamish MacCunn (1868–1916),
Scottish composer and
musician Hamish Marshall (born 1979)...
- and the
Flood (1887,
alluding to The Lay of the Last Minstrel) by
Hamish MacCunn. "Hail to the Chief" from "The Lady of the Lake" was set to
music around...
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Widow Andrew Lloyd Webber: "Overture from
Phantom of the Opera"
Hamish MacCunn: The Land of the
Mountain and the
Flood Felix Mendelssohn: The Hebrides...
- such as
Alexander Mackenzie,
William Wallace,
Learmont Drysdale,
Hamish MacCunn and John McEwen.
After World War II,
traditional music in
Scotland was...
