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A Noiseless Patient Spider
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" "A Noiseless Patient Spider" has influenced musical compositions. Ingolf Dahl , a German-American composer, developed a three part women's chorus with
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soundtracks. He released a CD titled Works for Clarinets and Strings by Ingolf Dahl , Bohuslav Martinu and Karel Husa on the ISOMIKE label. As Associate Principal
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in the Form of Six Lessons. English translation by Arthur Knodell and Ingolf Dahl , preface by George Seferis. The Charles Eliot Norton Lectures, 1939–40
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concerned how the music would fare unstaged. The concert premiere, under Ingolf Dahl and the Ojai Festival Orchestra on May 24, 1966, proved this fear unfounded
Richard Waller (musician)
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Debussy's Premiere Rhapsody and Symphony Concertante for Two Clarinets by Ingolf Dahl (world premiere, 1976). Waller traveled with Rudolf and the CSO on a
Neoclassicism (music)
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1939–1940). Harvard College, 1942. English translation by Arthur Knodell and Ingolf Dahl , preface by George Seferis. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. ISBN 0-674-67855-9
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Winds No. 1. New Art Wind Quintet. American Woodwind Symposium. (With Ingolf Dahl : Allegro and arioso; Vincent Persichetti: Pastoral for wind quintet,
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Air and Scherzo for Alto Saxophone and Small Orchestra(or Piano), 1961 Ingolf Dahl : Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Ensemble, 1949 Werner Wolf Glaser:
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'76 - The Republic Stands, Op. 106 Thomas Schippers March 5–6, 1976 Ingolf Dahl Symphony Concertante for Two Clarinets and Orchestra Thomas Schippers;
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Prince Rama's rescue by a horde of monkeys. In 1992, Bayard performed the Ingolf Dahl Duettino for Flute and Percussion with Paul Renzi, principal flautist