- Cavaillé-Coll.
Widor was born in Lyon to a
family of
organ builders, and
initially studied music there with his father, Hungarian-born François-Charles
Widor, who...
- Look up
wide in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
WIDE or
Wide may
refer to:
Wide (cricket), a type of
illegal delivery to a
batter Wide and
narrow data...
- Charles-Marie
Widor in 1879, with
numerous revisions published by the
composer in
later years. The full
symphony lasts for
about 35 minutes.
Widor: Symphonie...
- The
World Wide Web (WWW or
simply the Web) is an
information system that
enables content sharing over the
Internet through user-friendly ways
meant to...
- The
Wide,
Wide World is an 1850
novel by
Susan Warner,
published under the
pseudonym Elizabeth Wetherell. It is
often acclaimed as America's
first bestseller...
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procedures of
registration and the signs".
Widor often revised his
works several times even
after publication.
Widor probably composed the
Symphonie VI between...
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defensive aspect of the game, and who can give
width to a team by
drifting out
wide; as such, the term can be
applied to
several different roles. In English...
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Wide Wide World is a 1955–1958 90-minute do****entary
series telecast live on NBC on
Sunday afternoons at 4pm Eastern.
Conceived by
network head Pat Weaver...
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collection of
choral works by
Widor and
Louis Vierne. Morgan, Dan (November 2015). "Louis
Vierne (1870–1937) ... Charles-Marie
Widor (1844–1937)". musicweb-international...
- A
wide receiver (WR), also
referred to as a wideout, and
historically known as a
split end (SE) or
flanker (FL), is an
eligible receiver in
gridiron football...
