Le Gallienne, Dorian, 1915-1963

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Dates:
Birth 1915-04-19
Death 1963-07-27
Australians,

Biographical notes:

Dorian Le Gallienne was born in Melbourne on the 19th April 1915. He taught composition at the Melbourne Conservatorium between 1954 and 1960 and was also a music critic for the Argus and Age newspapers from 1950 until his death in 1963. He died in Melbourne on the 27th July 1963.

From the description of Notebooks, [1930-1939] [manuscript]. [1930-1939] (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 307179736

From the description of Letters and poem [manuscript]. 1954-1971. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 222844348

Le Gallienne was a well-respected Melbourne composer.

From the description of Fanfare, Not after 1963. Not after 1963. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225726607

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Subjects:

  • Ballet
  • Ballets
  • Ballets
  • Composers
  • Melbourne Film Festival
  • Motion picture industry
  • Music
  • Music
  • Musicians, Australian
  • Oboe and guitar music
  • Orchestral music
  • Orchestral music
  • Piano music
  • Piano music (4 hands)
  • Piano music (Pianos (2))
  • Songs (High voice) with piano
  • Songs (Medium voice) with piano
  • Songs with organ
  • Songs with piano
  • Sydney Film Festival
  • Trios (Oboe, violin, viola)
  • Violin and viola music

Occupations:

  • Composers

Places:

  • Australia (as recorded)
  • Australia (as recorded)
  • Australia--Victoria (as recorded)
  • Australia (as recorded)
  • Australia--Victoria (as recorded)

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