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Virgil Thomson
American composer and critic (1896–1989).
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Virgil Thomson
Occupation
Conductor
Composer
Music Critic
Film Score Composer
Journalist
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Place of Birth
Kansas City
Place of Death
New York City
Date of Birth
11/25/1896
Date of Death
9/30/1989
Instance Of
Human
Award Received
Guggenheim Fellowship
National Medal of Arts
(1988)
Point in Time
:
1988
Pulitzer Prize for Music
(1949)
Point in Time
:
1949
Kennedy Center Honors
National Book Critics Circle Award in Criticism
(1981)
Point in Time
:
1981
Educated At
Harvard University
Country of Citizenship
United States
Given Name
Virgil
Notable Work
Lord Byron
Genre
Opera
Symphony
Student Of
Nadia Boulanger
Member Of
American Academy of Arts and Letters
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Family Name
Thomson
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Instrument
Organ
Cause of Death
Disease
Sex or Gender
Male
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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Employer
Federal Theatre Project
(1930s)
Location
:
New York City
Point in Time
:
1930s
Archives At
George Mason University Libraries Special Collections Research Center
Title
:
WPA Oral Histories Collection
Described at URL
:
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Field of Work
Film Score
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Place of Burial
Rehoboth Cemetery
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