- The
Sonneck is a 2,260-metre-high (7,410 ft)
mountain in the
Kaisergebirge range of the
Northern Limestone Alps in Austria. On its
broad peak
stands a...
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Originally established in 1915 by
Oscar Sonneck, the
journal was
edited by
Sonneck until his
death in 1928.
Sonneck was
succeeded by a
number of editors...
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Oscar George Theodore Sonneck (October 6, 1873 –
October 30, 1928) was a U.S. librarian, editor, and musicologist.
Sonneck was born in
Jersey City. He...
- (SAM) was
founded in 1975 and was
first named the
Sonneck Society in
honor of
Oscar George Theodore Sonneck,
early Chief of the
Music Division in the Library...
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Castle (German: Burg Sooneck) (also
known as
Saneck or
Sonneck,
previously also
known as
Schloss Sonneck) is a
castle in the
upper middle valley of the Rhine...
- language",
which was
sounded as Y'an-gee.
American musicologist Oscar Sonneck debunked a
romanticized false etymology in his 1909 work
Report on "The...
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named in 2007,
following a build-up of
evidence featured in
papers by
Sonneck et al. and Akin et al. FcεRI
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ballads and f-28276-3.
Courier Corporation. p. 521. ISBN 9780486282763.
Sonneck,
Oscar George Theodore (1972).
Report on The Star-spangled Banner, Hail...
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Archived from the
original on 22
January 2020.
Retrieved 9
September 2019.
Sonneck, Gernot; Hirnsperger, Hans; Mundschütz,
Reinhard (2012). "Suizid und Suizidprävention...
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searched a
large part of the pre-1775 tune repertory; but, as with
Kidson and
Sonneck, no
prototype was found. Hill was
tantalized by a bandsman's book in the...
