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Charlotte Helen Sainton-Dolby (17 May 1821 – 18
February 1885), was an
English contralto,
singing teacher and composer.
Charlotte Helen Dolby was born...
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Prosper Philippe Catherine Sainton (5 June 1813 – 17
October 1890) was a
French violinist.
Sainton was the son of a
merchant at Toulouse,
where he was...
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Female child patient described by
Marie and
Sainton, 1898,
showing absence of clavicles...
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Philip Prosper Sainton (10
November 1891 – 2
September 1967) was a British–French composer, conductor, and violist. He was born in Arques-la-Bataille...
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Perrin as
Sirielle Stefano Patrizi as
Vivien Muriel Catala as
Katia Pierre Saintons as The
African Minister Doura Mané as André
Dubois Daniel Kamwa as The...
- whom he has a
personal vendetta. The
music score was
written by
Philip Sainton, and also
features a
guest appearance by folk
singer A.L. Lloyd, singing...
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Richard as le
colonel Martin Michel Beaune as le
capitaine Valeras Pierre Saintons as le président N'Jala
Pascal N'Zonzi as
Arthur Gérard
Darrieu as l'instructeur...
- neoclassicism,
Romanticism Alexis Roland-Manuel 1891 1966
French Philip Sainton 1891 1967 British-French W. K.
Stanton 1891 1978
English Catherine Murphy...
- Chausse, Jean (2016). "Le
pouvoir féminin en Arda". In Qadri, Jean-Philippe;
Sainton, Jérôme (eds.). Pour la
gloire de ce monde.
Recouvrements et consolations...
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George Sainton Kaye Butterworth, MC (12 July 1885 – 5
August 1916) was an
English composer who was best
known for the
orchestral idyll The
Banks of Green...