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Augusta Mary Anne HOLMÈS (la 16an de decembro 1847 – la 28an de januaro 1903) estis franca komponisto de irlanda - angla deveno. En 1871, Holmès fariĝis franca civitano kaj aldonis la akcenton al ŝia lasta nomo [1]. Ŝi verkis la tekstojn al preskaŭ ĉiuj de ŝia voĉa muziko ŝi mem, inkluzive kantojn, oratoriojn, la libretton de ŝia ...
Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne: I-Catalogue Number I-Cat. No. IAH 2 Key C minor/major, ending in A ...
Holmès palveli vuosina 1870–1871 sairaanhoitajana Saksan–Ranskan sodassa, jonka jälkeen pian sai Ranskan kansalaisuuden. [1] Hänellä oli varhaisesta asti oma suosittu salonkinsa, ja hänestä tuli maineikas hahmo Pariisin kulttuuripiireissä. Holmès oli isänsä ainoa perijä. [4] Hän pystyi näin kustantamaan oman uransa. [3]
Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne; Romantic style; Romantic; Fantasias; For clarinet, piano; Scores featuring the clarinet; Scores featuring the piano; For 2 players; Works first published in 1900; Works first published in the 20th century; C minor; Scores with citations from the Bibliographie de la France; Rose, Cyrille/Dedicatee
About Augusta Holmès. Holmès was born in Paris. Despite showing talent at the piano, she was not allowed to study at the Paris Conservatoire, but took lessons privately. She developed her piano playing under the tutelage of local pianist Mademoiselle Peyronnet, Versailles' cathedral organist Henri Lambert, and Hyacinthe Klosé.
Augusta Holmbs: A Meteoric Career 367. Charles William Scott Dalkeith Holmes, the son of John Holmes. and his wife, nee Margaret Dickson, was born at Youghall, Co. Cork, Ireland, in the year 1798, and must have joined the Army at a. very early age if it is true, as we are told,' that he fought at Waterloo.
Full biography Augusta Holmès. Augusta Holmès was a French composer who lived from 1847-1903. Born in Paris to an Irish actress and a French Navy officer, Augusta was raised with a strong cultural connection to both countries. Her father wanted her to pursue a career in singing, but it was her mother's family who recognized her natural talent ...
