Notker Balbulus
Born: ca. 840, St. Gall (Switzerland)
Died: 6 April 912, St. Gall (Switzerland)
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Music
As a composer contributed to the development of the Sequence.
Biography
Balbulus means "The Stammerer". Monk and musician at the St. Gall monastry. He wrote on musical notation, the organ and performing the plainsong.
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2nd Symphony Lobgesang Alcobaça, Portugal– Sat 17 May:
Second Symphony: Lobgesang Alcobaça, Portugal– Sun 18 May:
El Nino Kennedy Center Concert Hall, Washington DC, USA– Sun 18 May:
2nd Symphony Lobgesang Aual Magna, Lisbon, Portugal– Sun 18 May:
Second Symphony: Lobgesang Aual Magna, Lisbon, Portugal– Sun 18 May:
"Kurt Weill, Thomas Bagwell & Diane McNaron" Artburst at the Unitarian Universalist Church, Homewood, Alabama, USA [→ submit concert announcements] Today (13 May): [→ more]
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Johannes BachEvents:– (1989)
Giacomo Manzoni: Premiere of Dr. Faustus, in Milan, Italy.
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Franco Donatoni: Premiere of Sinfonia op. 63 “Anton Webern”, in Napels, Italy.
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Anton Webern: Premiere of Sinfonia op. 63 “Anton Webern”, in Napels, Italy.
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Morton Feldman: Premiere of Neither, in Rome, Italy.
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Camille Saint-Saëns: Premiere of piano concert no. 2 in g minor op. 22, in Paris, France.
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