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Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann (ca. 1855 – 30
March 1946) was a German-Canadian
composer of operettas,
conductor and educator, and
violinist best
known for his...
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industrialist alike at the
Bohemian Grove.
Canadian composer Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann and poet
George Frederick Cameron wrote the song "The Bohemian" in the...
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Dramatis personae for Leo, the
Royal Cadet by
Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann...
- What
calls back the past, like the rich
Pumpkin pie?
Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann and
George Frederick Cameron wrote the song "Farewell O
Fragrant Pumpkin...
- Cettiwayo". A
character in the
opera Leo, the
Royal Cadet by
Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann and
George Frederick Cameron was
named in his
honour in 1889. In the 1964...
- and the Blue. "The
British Whig March" for
piano was
written by
Oscar Telgmann in Kingston, Ontario, c. 1900. Punk band The Men That Will Not Be Blamed...
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integration among book,
movement and lyrics. In Canada,
Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann and
George Frederick Cameron composed in the
Gilbert and ****van style...
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appear in
publications such as Good
Housekeeping and The New Yorker.
Oscar Telgmann's opera Leo, the
Royal Cadet (1885)
includes "Judge's Song"
about a ghost...
- 1914 to 1936. It was
founded by
composer and
conductor Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann, who
served as the
ensembles only conductor. When he
retired in 1936 the...
- of Kitezh, Rimsky-Korsakov, 1912 Leo, the
Royal Cadet,
Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann,
George Frederick Cameron, 1889 The Letter, Paul Moravec, 2009 La liberazione...
