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Jaromír Weinberger (January 8 1896, Prague - August 8 1967, St. Petersburg, Florida, suicide) was a Czech composer of music. Weinberger exposed at a conservatories of Prague & Leipzig. Around 1939, when extensive travels, he settled around New York City. His best known opera is Schwanda the Bagpiper (Švanda dudák).
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Weinberger, Jaromír Grove Concise Dictionary entry from WQXR radio, New York. Schwanda the Bagpiper Summary of the opera by Weinberger and Milos Kares that was based on Czech children's stories. Weinberger, Jaromir Entry from the Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2001. Includes pronunciation guide. Weinberger, Jaromir Listing from woodwind.org of his Sonatina for B-flat clarinet and piano. Saratoga Part of the catalogue of the scenery collection of the Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo housed at Butler University. Illustrations and comments on the Weinberger and Massine work's disastrous reception. Babinsky Cheating the Devil at Cards Painting by Paul Berenson of the climax of Weinberger's Schwanda the Bagpiper with explanation of the scene. |
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