21. PARR: Julius Gold Collection (Library Of Congress) wife, Janet Hale Gold, herself a pianist and a Jerome P. Hurbert, Stanley 11 kimbell,Ray Kohanovich Sargeant, Winthrop Sharp, Florence Sister edmund Sister M http://www.loc.gov/rr/perform/special/gold.html

Julius Gold Collection Guides to Special Collections in the Music Division Library of Congress, Washington DC, 1992 Contents Introduction Biographical Sketch Scope and Content Note Container List Writings Writings of Julius Gold Writings of others Correspondence General Correspondence with students Correspondence with family Correspondence with institutions regarding jobs, grants, fellowships Correspondence regarding acquiring and selling books and journals Promotion Programs Clippings Photographs Financial / Legal Papers Catalogs Printed music Introduction Biographical Sketch Scope and Content Note Container List Go to: Top of Page Performing Arts Reading Room Home Page Research and Reference Page Library of Congress Home Page Library of Congress Ask a Librarian (April 29, 2002)

22. San Francisco Public Library - Finding List Of Northern California Composers B92 EF F2 T. Campion, edmund edmund Campion Cannon, Dwight (July 6, 1932) b. Pomona,CA CAC. pianist, composer. kimbell, Ray (January 28, 1917) b. Sterling, CO http://sfpl4.sfpl.org/ARTMUSIC/sfcompdic.html

San Francisco Public Library A Finding List of Northern California Composers A Finding List of Northern California Composers at the Art and Music Center in the San Francisco Public Library is a listing of composers active in the San Francisco Bay Area, and Northern California since the 1840s. All names included may be found in previous dictionaries and directories, published and unpublished, from 1934 to the present. Each entry gives birth and death dates, when available, as well an abbreviated citation for further biographical information. If there is further information about a composer on the Internet, a link to that site is provided as well. Because the some citations are 35+ years old, many listings do not include death dates. This listing continues to grow. Biographical Sources Used Search for composer by the first letter of the last name. [A] [B] [C] [D] ... Return to the San Francisco Public Library, Art and Music Center Homepage A Bibliography of Biographical Sources AG New Grove Dictionary of American Music , edited by H. Wiley Hitchkock. and Stanley Sadie. New York: MacMillan Press Limited, 1986. REF 780.3 N42

23. Carolina Morning News On The Web | Local News - Arts Briefs 11/23/01 This group needs to be heard, said kimbell. of the Wreck of the edmund Fitzgerald. The Michael Kim, an extraordinary pianist, performing Rachmaninoff's http://www.lowcountrynow.com/stories/112301/LOCgartsbrfs.shtml

Humidity: 42% Wind: W at 12 mph HOME city guide auto finder classifieds ... in the news Web posted Friday, November 23, 2001 Cliff and Betty Amend of Hilton Head admire some of the art on display at the Hilton Head Art League gallery during the Gala Opening on Tuesday. Pete Marovich/Carolina Morning News Arts briefs Carolina Morning News Book fair Saturday Nine local authors will gather for the first-ever Local Authors Book Fair on Saturday from noon to 2 p.m. at the Island Crossings Center on Palmetto Bay Road, Hilton Head Island. Hosted by Port Royal Bookstore, a portion of the proceeds from the event will be donated to Deep Well. Writers from Bluffton, Hilton Head and Beaufort will autograph works in subjects ranging from inspirational to mystery to memoir, as well as children's, thrillers and local history. This is a rare opportunity for residents and visitors alike to purchase a uniquely Lowcountry Christmas gift a personalized book by a local author. Scheduled to participate are Fred Bassett, Tamela Fleetwood, Bill Lloyd, Bill and Fran Marscher, Sophie Miklos, Monique Mucia, Brewster Robertson and Kathryn Wall. Planet Smoothie and Starbucks will provide refreshing samples to browsers and buyers alike. For more information, or to reserve copies in advance, call the Port Royal Bookstore at 842-6996.

24. Class Act: Films: "O" Mother, Creighton Hale Father, Anne kimbell Daughter, Ray Girl Bit, Leonid Kinskeypianist, Edwin Maxwell Ira SK Lauren, James Gow and edmund H. North http://www.classicmoviemusicals.com/filmso.htm

Home FILMS: O Index Oh, for a Man! Fox, 1930, B/W, 78 minutes Carlotta Manson (Jeanette MacDonald) is an opera diva. Arriving home one night, she finds a burglar (Reginald Denny) who is about to clean her out. But then it turns out that the would-be burglar is her biggest fan! And not only that, but he sings! So, she offers to get him a job in the chorus with the opera company where she is performing. The opera management is not impressed, but they agree to put him on and give him lessons so he can work his way up the ranks. But things don't always go as planned... Video: Soundtrack CD: Buy Jeanette MacDonald Music Search eBay TV Schedule Produced and Directed by: Hamilton MacFadden Screenplay: Philip Klein and Lynn Starling (based on the story "Stolen Thunder" by Mary F. Watkins) Music Director: Arthur Kay Song Score: William Kernell Art Director: Stephen Goosson Cast: Jeanette MacDonald [Carlotta Manson], Reginald Denny [Barney McGann], Marjorie White [Totsy Franklin], Warren Hymer [Pug Morin, the "Walloping Wop"] Alison Skipworth [Laura]

25. Untitled DRAKE, Mary Jane FRENCH, Helen kimbell, Jean CORBETT Hal BERNS(Melvin, The pianist),Margaret BERT ROBERTS(Seven), Lisa SITJAR(Hinewaka), edmund VARGAS(Matawhero http://perso.wanadoo.fr/encinematheque/real/R1/F.htm

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26. Movies Unlimited: Product Page Brent, socialite Bette Davis and pianist Mary Astor Category Drama Director EdmundGoulding Cast Mary Astor Davis, Sandra Gould, Anne kimbell, Betty Lynn http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=122142

27. KEY Magazine Fort Worth - Issue Nearby is the kimbell, widely regarded as one of masterworks while Alpine Art andEdmund Craig galleries night jazz spot, where stellar pianist Johnny Case http://keymagfw.com/0902/art2.html

West Side Stories Adventure Awaits on Fort Worth's historic and modern west side by Don Patterson Just next door, ground has been broken for what will be the new home of the Cattle Raisers' Museum, a unique residence for countless artifacts and numerous automated talking mannequins that describe the legends, lore and legacy of Cattledom, from its infancy to the present day. Small art galleries compliment the cultural scene. In the Evelyn Siegel Gallery, shoppers will find a range of styles and mediums. William Campbell Contemporary Art spotlights artists of today. Galerie Kornye West features traditional original masterworks while Alpine Art and Edmund Craig galleries offer a mix of styles. Shoppers will find a broad selection of merchandise in cultural district stores and shops. European antiques and upholstery can be found at Domain XCIV. House of Tuscany offers lighting accents and unique accessories and Backwoods provides sports equipment and travel items. Southwestward, at the intersection of Hwy 820 and Granbury Road, elegant Chinese delicacies await. Hunan restaurant offers a daily buffet featuring over 50 items from China's ethnic culinary heritage. A Mongolian Barbecue station allows diners to select their own meat and vegetable entree and watch it being prepared on a huge gas-fired grill.

28. Yale Bulletin And Calendar Prof. edmund S. Morgan. A Bold Decision The Yale University Art Gallery and DesignLaboratory 530 pm YUAG. Patricia Cummings Loud, kimbell Museum of Art. http://www.yale.edu/opa/v31.n15/calendar.html

January 17, 2003 Volume 31, Number 15 Two-Week Issue CALENDAR KEY AACC Afro-American Cultural Center BAC Yale Center for British Art BASS Bass Center for Molecular and Structural Biology BCMM Boyer Center for Molecular Medicine BML Brady Memorial Laboratory BRBL Beinecke Rare Book Library CCL Cross Campus Library CMHC Connecticut Mental Health Center CSC Child Study Center DMCA Digital Media Center for the Arts HGS Hall of Graduate Studies HRT Hunter Radiation Therapy Center ISM Institute of Sacred Music ISPS Institution for Social JEH Jane Ellen Hope Building JPL John B. Pierce Laboratory JWG J.W. Gibbs Research Laboratories KBT Kline Biology Tower KGL Kline Geology Laboratory LC Linsly-Chittenden Hall LEPH Laboratory of Epidemiology LMP Laboratory for Medicine OML Osborn Memorial Laboratory PWG Payne Whitney Gym SHM Sterling Hall of Medicine SLB Sterling Law Buildings SMH Sprague Memorial Hall SML Sterling Memorial Library SOM School of Management SPL Sloane Physics Laboratory SSS Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall UCS Undergraduate Career Services WHC Whitney Humanities Center WLH William L. Harkness Hall

29. RootsWeb: GENIRE-L Archive (September 1998) Re GENIRED Digest V98 728 by Virginia Delaney; Re GENIRE-D DigestV98 675 by Peggy kimbell; edmund and Margaret Barry by Michael Wehle http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/GENIRE/1998-09

GENIRE-L Archives: September 1998 Display in threaded chronological order with names with dates Re: Maryborough, Co Laois - name changed. by Anne Cropley Pollocks Ireland by Mark Bradshaw dual citizenship? by Greene Re: dual citizenship? by Re: dual citizenship? by Jim McDonnell RE: dual citizenship? by tfmurnane Re: dual citizenship? by gallaghers Re: dual citizenship? by docblodg Re: dual citizenship? by Re: dual citizenship? by ned andrews Re: dual citizenship? by SNET NEWSGROUPS Plant family Cavan by Mark Bradshaw Re: Plant family Cavan by Irish constabulary - 1856 by Re: Irish constabulary - 1856 by Re: Irish constabulary - 1856 by Dennis J. Francis Re: Irish constabulary - 1856 by Gordon Lowry Re: SULLIVAN / CURRANE- Co.Kerry by Re: Immigration prior to1892 by Re: Immigration prior to1892 by Merritt Mullen Re: Immigration prior to1892 by Maura Petzolt by Jmlieben Re: GENIRE-NMD Digest V98 #527 by Rocono Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #699 by Genealmurr Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #705 by Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #706 by Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #707 by sokar Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #703 by Rory and Redmond O' Hanlon Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #708 by sokar Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #691 by Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #672 by Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #715 by Re: Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #715 by Caiside Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #712 by Genealmurr Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #726 by Virginia Delaney Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #728 by Virginia Delaney Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #675 by Peggy Kimbell Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #740/language by John McQuilliams Re: GENIRE-D Digest V98 #744 by

30. Fine Arts - Modern & Contemporary | Sculptures & Paintings westf costa pasture flute south tsutaya pitti beauties perugino edmund drouais driving 43kb24kb 37kb 39kb aelbert colbert lambs combat kimbell cumbria polbos http://www.dot411.com/select?fine-arts

31. Michael Kimbell--Piano Music Read reviews. Celestial Encounters was originally written for pianist EdmundKimbell, who premiered the entire Sonata on January 14, 2000., in Chicago. http://www.kimbellmusic.com/PianoMusic.htm

CompositonsPiano Music Kimbell, Michael, Fantasy Sonata in four movements: Celestial Encounters Nebulae Energies Dark Forms Duration approx. 32 min. The Fantasy Sonata for solo piano is a musical and philosophical reflection on recent astronomical and cosmological research. In addition to evoking the mysterious beauty of cosmic phenomena and the vastness of space, it delves inward as a spiritual quest prompted by the wonders of space exploration. As the sonata proceeds, the initial narrow perspective of glimpses of space probes, comets and asteroids is progressively widened to encompass galactic dust and gas clouds within which stars are born and die, the primordial atomic forces that initiated the quiet but insistent power of life, and finally black holes and other unknown mysteries. Full use is made of the piano's sonorities and technical possibilities to create sound pictures that range from minute to gigantic. The first movement, Celestial Encounters , was inspired by pictures sent back by the Voyager and Giotto space probes. In the very beginning, staccato notes in irregular rhythms mimic radio signals from spacecraft and answering frequencies from outer space. A plaintive melody takes over and is developed in increasingly complex figurations to depict various types of encounters within the solar system involving objects both natural and man-made; these include inter-crossings of asteroid, comet and planetary orbits, spacecraft fly-bys of the outer planets and Halley's Comet, and culminate in a body smashing into a planet. Here is a dramatic example of art presaging nature, for this movement was written over a decade before the comet plunged into the planet Jupiter! As the shock waves subside, the opening melody is restated, but at half speed and softer, as if to broadcast it into the infinity of space.

32. International Directory She has also guested with the Slavic Arts Ensemble, premiering several songsby the group's pianist, FinnishAmerican composer Eero Richmond. http://users.erols.com/crsnews/bio3.html

INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY OF ARTISTS Gail Barber Lydia Walton Ignacio Susanna Raymond Mary Jeanne van Appledorn John Peter Russo Kevin Class Edmund Kimbell SUSANNA RAYMOND, Dramatic Soprano Now managed by CRS Artists , Wagnerian soprano Susanna Raymond is preparing for the orchestral premiere in Europe of "Token," a work for dramatic soprano by Doug Davis. She will record this work and Brünnhilde's Immolation Scene under the CRS Additional orchestral appearances include the title role in Aida with Brooklyn Lyric Opera in 1994 and the soprano solo in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the Doctors' Orchestral Society of New York in 1993. She has also guested with the Slavic Arts Ensemble, premiering several songs by the group's pianist, Finnish-American composer Eero Richmond. In the summer of 1998, she was invited by Symphonic Workshops Ltd. to collaborate with student conductors in a workshop taught by Frantisek Vajnar and Ottokar Trhlik in the Czech Republic. Other recent activities include participation in Mannes College of Music's Wagner performance class in 1998 and in Wagner and Strauss master classes offered through Potomac Valley Opera's Singer Development Program in 1997. Ms. Raymond currently coaches with James Harp, artistic administrator of Baltimore Opera, and with concert pianist Dan Franklin Smith. She has also coached with conductors Lucy Arner, John Balme, Elizabeth Hastings and Ted Taylor in New York, and Tomoko Okada in Munich. She has been a student of Anna Reynolds and Jean Cox, whose seminar "The Art of Singing Wagner" was renowned throughout Europe.

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