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Schreiber, Frederick C. |
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Works: "Whispering"; "Rosemary"; "Day by Day*; "Gingham Gown"; "Havana"; "Tell Me a Story"; "Moon-light On the River Danube"; "111 Tliink of You." Worked as assistant to own teacher 1915-17, later took over entire class. Home: North Hollywood, Calif. Address: c/o ASCAP. |
Schroeder, Aaron H., composer, author; b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Sept. 7, 1926. ASCAP 1948. Educ.: Brooklyn public schools; High School of Music and Art, New York. Wrote songs for public school shows and for varsity shows in high school. Member staff of popular music publishing houses. Songs: "That's Where I Came In"; "Steam Roller"; "Twenty-Four Hours a Day"; "Tira-Lira Li (The Song of the Gondolier)"; "At a Sidewalk Penny Arcade"; "Poco Loco In the Coco"; "On Accounta Because I Love You." Home: Brooklyn, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Schroeder, William A., composer, arranger; b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Nov. 10, 1888. ASCAP 1914 (charter member). Educ.: public and private schools; Polytechnic School of Brooklyn. Studied harmony, counterpoint, and composition with Rubin Gold-mark; modern harmony and composition with Roy Harris. Began music career writing songs for school plays. World War I, Bandmaster, U.S. Navy; wrote music for Navy shows including Biff Bang; organized Navy symphony orch. Musical comedies: Just One of the Boys; When Love Is Young; Lady Luxwy, His Little Widows; Lady Luck (produced in London, Eng., British Colonies, and Europe). Works: The Emperor Jones, for symph. orch.; Rhapsody, for symph. orch.; Three Grand Operas; Miniature, concertino for piano and orch.; Jack and the Bean Stalk, for symph. orch.; Ballet on an Irish Theme; And God Walked the Plains, Bible narrative with music; also songs for concert stage, sacred solos, three pieces for organ, piano compositions, and incidental music for plays, Little Old New York and A Wise Child. Home: New York, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Schuman, William Howard, composer, educator; b. New York, N.Y., |
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Schreiber, Frederick C, composer; b. Vienna, Austria, Jan. 13, 1895. ASCAP 1946. To U.S. 1939; citizen. Educ: Humanistic High School; Vienna Univ. (Inst, of Music History); diploma Vienna State Acad, of Music (composing, conducting, piano, violoncello). Teacher of composition, opera conductor, organist and choir director, radio accompanist. Professor of composition and theory at Vienna Cons, of Music 1927-38. Former member AKM (Austrian Performing Right Society). Teacher of composition and piano, organist Steuben Church, New York. Member American Guild of Organists; awarded prize 1945 for anthem "Praise the Lord, O My Soul"; awarded prize 1948 for Festive Prelude for Organ and Bells; 1948 prize winner for Sinfonietta in G in the International Contest for Symphonic Music (Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia). Works for orchestra: Three Symphonies; Sinfonietta; Concerto Grosso; Music for Orchestra; Dance Suite; Concertino for Orchestra; Variations on a Folk Tune; Concertos for Violin, Violoncello, Oboe and Trumpet. Chamber music: two Quintets, eight Quartets; four Trios; six Sonatas. Also Concertino for Two Pianos; Sonata for Piano; Harpsichord Concerto. Organ: Sonata; Suite; Phantasia; Preludes. Vocal music: The Beatitudes (Symphonic Trilogy for Choir and Orchestra); Orchestra Lieder; sacred choral works with organ and a cappella; vocal solos. Home: 545 W. Ill St., New York 25, N.Y. |
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