Word: milhaud
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...Shostakovich belongs among the "big five," how about Hindemith, Milhaud, Vaughan Williams, Ives and half a dozen others...
...content with a good football season, the band management took the plunge in early December and arranged a full year's operations. Concerts this spring included an early April appearance in Sanders, where Milhaud's "Suite Francaise" and Prokofieff's "March" received their first New England performances, and two sessions at the Veterans' hospitals in Bedford and at Fort Devens...
...Darius Milhaud's "Suite Francaise," written to commemorate the liberation of France by the underground and the Allied armies, will feature the program, and a short dance by Shostakovitch, Prokofieff's Opus 99 "March," and F. W. Meacham's well-known "American patrol" complete the band's emergence as a primarily musical group...
...program with the singers will be two-piano pieces by Darius Milhaud and Theodore Chanler and the four-hand sonata by Hindesmith, while the group will conclude the concert with the first American presentation of the cantata "Secheresses" by Francis Poulenc...
...Copland was born four years later. In 1928 the two composers sponsored a Copland-Sessions concert series for contemporary music. During the past two years, Sessions has taught composition at the University of California along with his onetime teacher, Composer Ernest Bloch, and often visits France's Darius Milhaud, who teaches at nearby Mills College. In this stimulating atmosphere he has half-finished a third symphony and has begun a four-act opera called Montezuma. He started the Roosevelt symphony in 1944 at Princeton, was on the third movement (adagio) when Roosevelt died. After listening to Monteux play...