User:Gazza1685

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

First Edit: 20 July, 2005

Age: 39

Languages: English (native), Norwegian (not fluent)

Interests: Classical, History, Science, Technology, News & Politics

[edit] Articles/Lists that I have created

1. A Trumpeter's Lullaby, Composition from 1949 by American composer Leroy Anderson
2. Altona, Bergen, tavern in Bergen, Norway dating from c. 1600
3. Atlantic Brass Quintet, American classical chamber ensemble (stub)
4. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Norwegian symphony orchestra
5. Conservatoire de musique de Saguenay, Canadian music conservatory (stub)
6. Gaston Dufresne, solfege teacher and Boston Symphony Orchestra contrabassist
7. Arvid Fladmoe (1915-1993), Norwegian composer and conductor
8. Merri Franquin (1848-1934), French classical trumpet player
9. Armando Ghitalla (1925-2001), American classical trumpet player
10. Carl von Garaguly (1900-1984), Hungarian conductor
11. Grieg Hall, 1,500-seat concert hall in Bergen, Norway
12. Griegakademiet, Norwegian music conservatory (stub)
13. Richard Henneberg (1853-1925), German composer-conductor
14. Iver Holter (1850-1941), Norwegian composer and conductor
15. Olav Kielland (1901-1985), Norwegian composer and conductor
16. Dmitri Kitajenko, Russian conductor
17. Marcel LaFosse (1895-1969), French classical trumpet player
18. Andrew Litton (born 1959), American conductor
19. Georges Mager (1885-1950), French classical trumpet player
20. Johan Henrich Poulson, Danish violinist
21. Ferdinand A. Rojahn (1822-1900), German organist, violinist and conductor
22. Ole Rødder (d. 1806), Norwegian violinist
23. Ole Kristian Ruud, Norwegian conductor
24. Ferdinand Giovanni Schediwy (1804-1877), Czeck composer and organist
25. René Voisin (1893-1952), French classical trumpet player
26. Roger Voisin (born 1918), French-american classical trumpet player
27. James R. West, modern American classical trumpet player (stub)
28. Per Winge (1858-1935), Norwegian composer and conductor
29. List of symphony orchestras, taken originally from article on Orchestra

[edit] Articles to which I have made significant contributions

• Jean-Baptiste Arban (1825-1889), French cornet soloist, conductor, teacher and composer.
• Bergen, Norway, coastal city in western Norway.
• Concert Band, a musical ensemble often used in military, school or community music
• Nina Hagerup Grieg, Danish soprano
• Orchestra, a musical ensemble often used in classical music.
• Harald Sæverud (1897-1992), Norwegian composer.
• Statsraad Lemkuhl, Norwegian sailing ship
• Markus Stockhausen (born 1957), German trumpeter and composer.
• Nina Totenberg, American journalist.
• Trumpet, a musical instrument which is the highest-pitched of the brass.
• Douglas Yeo, American bass trombonist.
• Yoruba mythology, African religion

I have also have made minor edits to articles on the following:

people:

• Alexander Arutiunian, Armenian-American composer
• Leroy Anderson, American composer
• Edvard Grieg, Norwegian composer
• Johan Halvorsen, Norwegian composer
• Adolph Herseth, American orchestral trumpeter
• David Hickman, American classical trumpeter
• Paul Hindemith, German composer
• Sissel Kyrkjebø, Norwegian soprano
• Thomas Stevens (trumpeter), American orchestral trumpeter
• Lotte Lenya, Austrian singer and actor
• Edward Tarr, trumpeter
• Mircea Chelaru, leader of the Romanian National Unity Party
• Yuri Romanenko, Soviet cosmonaut

places:

• Chicoutimi, Quebec
• Gainesville, Florida
• Norway

things:

• Bergen Woodwind Quintet
• Boston Symphony Orchestra
• Cabbage Moth
• Concert-master
• Contrabassist
• Music of Norway
• Permittivity
• 1765 in music
• Nordlandsbanen
• Temple (Mormonism)
• Shepard tone
• Sukia

and on the following lists:

• Wikipedia:Requested articles/music
• 1804 in music
• 20th century brass instrumentalists
• List of Boston University people
• List of musical events
• List of trumpeters

To-do list: André Come - Francois Dauverne - Tanglewood Music Center - Pierre Vignal