Composer
(1098-1179); her music is currently enjoying a revival of popularity. Wikipedia describes her as "a German magistra, monastic leader, mystic, author, musician, counselor, cosmologist, artist, healer, dramatist, linguist, naturalist, philosopher, poet, political consultant, prophet, visionary, and composer of music." Wrote his first symphony at age eight - Symphony # 1 in E Flat Major D. Aug 18th 2004 -- Won 1968 Oscar For Thoroughly Modern Millie. Composer for The Magnificent Seven, The Ten Commandments, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Man With The Golden Arm, Psycho and The Great Escape. Influential German 20th century composer and pioneer of electronic music Amahl and the Night Visitors; founder, the Spoleto Felstivals on two continents 1997 Songwriting team with Fred Ebb 1985 Musical comedy writing team with Alan Jay Lerner Often referred to as the "Father of the Blues"; 1873-1958 Known particularly for military and patriotic marches, 1854-1932 Innovative and original, 1874-1954 Orchestral, solo piano, operas and Broadway musicals; 1898-1937 Noted for his serial and electronic music; b. 1916 Polish, November 12, age 76 American, b. 1946; inspired by Buddhism d. 2011 D.2012 - Wrote music for The Way We Were and A Chorus Line, adapted Scott Joplin's ragtime music for The Sting. Probably the only person to win an Oscar, Tony, Grammy, Emmy and a Pulitzer Prize. American composer (1900-1990) Organ works as well as piano and orchestral works Composer of popular music (1905-1986) French composer, organist and ornithologist (1908-1992) Work followed the tradition of Ravel, Debussy, 1916-2013 Sir John Tavener, British composer Born John Barry Prendergast; English composer and conductor of renowned films including the scores for 11 of the James Bond films, "Dances with Wolves" and "Out of Africa" American, b. 3/9/10; d. 1981 Jazz composer, b. Jan, 1910 Finnish composer of classical music; d, 2016
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