Alois Hába - Revision history

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 * [[Wikipedia:Alois Hába]]
-[[Category:Favorite Artists|Haba, Alois]]
+[[Category:Favorite Artists|Hába, Alois]]
-[[Category:Influences|Haba, Alois]]
+[[Category:Influences|Hába, Alois]]
-[[Category:Composers|Haba, Alois]]
+[[Category:Composers|Hába, Alois]]

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 [[File:Alois Hába.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Alois Hába.]]
-'''Alois Hába''' (21 June 1893-18 November 1973) was a [[Czechoslovakia|Czech]] composer. Hába was one of the first to experiment with microtonal intervals including not only quarter tones but also fifth tones and sixth tones.
+'''Alois Hába''' (21 June 1893 - 18 November 1973) was a [[Czechoslovakia|Czech]] composer. Hába was one of the first to experiment with microtonal intervals including not only quarter tones but also fifth tones and sixth tones.
 ==Biography==

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 [[File:Alois Hába.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Alois Hába.]]
-'''Alois Hába''' (21 June 1893-18 November 1973) was a [[Czechoslovakian|Czech]] composer. Hába was one of the first to experiment with microtonal intervals including not only quarter tones but also fifth tones and sixth tones.
+'''Alois Hába''' (21 June 1893-18 November 1973) was a [[Czechoslovakia|Czech]] composer. Hába was one of the first to experiment with microtonal intervals including not only quarter tones but also fifth tones and sixth tones.
 ==Biography==

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-'''Alois Hába''' (1893-1973) was a Czech composer.
+[[File:Alois Hába.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Alois Hába.]]
-Hába was one of the first to experiment with microtonal intervals including not only quarter tones but also fifth tones and sixth tones. He studied in [[Prague]], [[Vienna]], and [[Berlin]], and was made professor at [[Prague Conservatory]] in 1924. His interest in birdsong and his country's folk music led him to write microtonal music for string quartets and small orchestras. Instruments, including harmonium, piano and trumpet, were made for him and he wrote a book propounding the use of third, fifth and twelve tones. His works include a microtonal opera, "The Mother" (last performed in Florence, Italy in 1964), and orchestral, chamber, and piano music.
+'''Alois Hába''' (21 June 1893-18 November 1973) was a [[Czechoslovakian|Czech]] composer. Hába was one of the first to experiment with microtonal intervals including not only quarter tones but also fifth tones and sixth tones.
-He is name-checked (misspelled "Haba") on the cover of "[[Freak Out!]]" (1966) under the heading "These People Have Contributed Materially In Many Ways To Make Our Music What It Is. Please Do Not Hold It Against Them".
+==Biography==
 ==External links==

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-[[Alois Hába]] (1893-1973) is name-checked (misspelled "Haba") on the cover of "[[Freak Out!]]" (1966) under the heading "These People Have Contributed Materially In Many Ways To Make Our Music What It Is. Please Do Not Hold It Against Them". Hába was a composer, born in [[Vyzovice]], in the [[Czech Republic]], one of the first to experiment with microtonal intervals including not only quarter tones but also fifth tones and sixth tones. He studied in [[Prague]], [[Vienna]], and [[Berlin]], and was made professor at [[Prague Conservatory]] in 1924. His interest in birdsong and his country's folk music led him to write microtonal music for string quartets and small orchestras. Instruments, including harmonium, piano and trumpet, were made for him and he wrote a book propounding the use of third, fifth and twelve tones. His works include a microtonal opera, "'''The Mother'''" (last performed in Florence, Italy in 1964), and orchestral, chamber, and piano music.
+'''Alois Hába''' (1893-1973) was a Czech composer.
 [[Category:Influences|Haba, Alois]]
 [[Category:Composers|Haba, Alois]]
 [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Haba, Alois]]

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 [[Alois Hába]] (1893-1973) is name-checked (misspelled "Haba") on the cover of "[[Freak Out!]]" (1966) under the heading "These People Have Contributed Materially In Many Ways To Make Our Music What It Is. Please Do Not Hold It Against Them". Hába was a composer, born in [[Vyzovice]], in the [[Czech Republic]], one of the first to experiment with microtonal intervals including not only quarter tones but also fifth tones and sixth tones. He studied in [[Prague]], [[Vienna]], and [[Berlin]], and was made professor at [[Prague Conservatory]] in 1924. His interest in birdsong and his country's folk music led him to write microtonal music for string quartets and small orchestras. Instruments, including harmonium, piano and trumpet, were made for him and he wrote a book propounding the use of third, fifth and twelve tones. His works include a microtonal opera, "'''The Mother'''" (last performed in Florence, Italy in 1964), and orchestral, chamber, and piano music.
-[[Category:Supporting Cast]]
+[[Category:Supporting Cast|Hába, Alois]]
-[[Category:Influences]]
+[[Category:Influences|Hába, Alois]]
-[[Category:Composers]]
+[[Category:Composers|Hába, Alois]]
-[[Category:Freak Out! (The List)]]
+[[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Hába, Alois]]

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