Reginald Ernest Redman Collection 1918-1967

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Reginald Ernest Redman Collection 1918-1967

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South West Choral Society Bristol, England

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Reginald Ernest Redman

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Reginald Ernest Redman was born in 1892, and excelled in the study of the history and philosophy of music, as well as its composition. A student of opera, choral works, and Chinese classical music in particular, Redman lectured on these topics to Choral Societies, interested groups, and for broadcast throughout the 1950s. He also composed a great deal of incidental music and scores for silent films such as The Ring of Jade and a number of British Broadcasting Corporation projects in both radio a...

Redman, Reginald, 1892-1972

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National Orchestra of Wales

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British Broadcasting Company

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