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Born:
1875
— Birmingham
— England
Died:
1959
— Cowes
— England
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Music
Compositions include:
- In a Chinese Temple Garden
- In a Monastery Garden
- Sanctuary of the Heart
- Bank Holiday
- Dance of the Merry Mascots
- In a Persian Market
- In the Mystic Land of Egypt
- Bells Across the Meadows
- The Clock and the Dresden Figurines
- With Honour Crowned
(Contribution by <deejay
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Life
The British composer Albert Ketèlbey was also a conductor and a pianist. In his early works he used the pseudonyms Raoul Clifford and Anton Vodorinski. His real name is often spelt wrongly as “Ketelby”.
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- United Kingdom, Cowes (Isle of Wight), Appley Road — 26 Nov 1959
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