William Edward Haesche

William Edwin Bunnies ( born April 11, 1867 in New Haven, Connecticut; † January 26, 1929 in Roanoke, Virginia) was an American composer.

Bunnies studied with Bernhard Friedrich Wilhelm List man, Ernst Perabo and Horatio Parker. He worked as a violinist in the Symphony Orchestra of New Haven, which he had co-founded. Since 1903, he taught orchestration at Yale University, after which he was a teacher of music theory at Hollins College in Virginia.

Bunnies composed a symphony, three symphonic poems, a cantata, overtures, chamber music, choral pieces and songs.

Works

  • Forest Idyll, symphonic poem
  • Fridtjof and Ingeborg, symphonic poem
  • The South, symphonic poem
  • The Enchanted Oak of Nannau, dramatic cantata
  • Composer ( romance )
  • American composer
  • Born in 1867
  • Died in 1929
  • Man
Roanoke (Virginia)
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