Cecil Forsyth - Revision history

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Spider of Destiny at 10:34, 25 August 2014

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Duncan: Cecil Forsyth on wheels moved to Cecil Forsyth over redirect

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Cecil Forsyth on wheels moved to Cecil Forsyth over redirect

NawlinWiki: Cecil Forsyth moved to Cecil Forsyth on wheels: MUHAMED RAPED LITTLE CHILDREN. HE WORSHIPPED SATAN AND SACRIFICED BABIES IN HIS NAME. MUSLIMS ARE TERRORISTS AND SHOULD BE SHOT. ALLAH DOESN'T EXIST.

2008-09-21T12:48:24Z

Cecil Forsyth moved to Cecil Forsyth on wheels: MUHAMED RAPED LITTLE CHILDREN. HE WORSHIPPED SATAN AND SACRIFICED BABIES IN HIS NAME. MUSLIMS ARE TERRORISTS AND SHOULD BE SHOT. ALLAH DOESN'T EXIST.

Emdebe at 20:39, 20 September 2005

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Emdebe at 21:00, 17 May 2005

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Emdebe at 18:49, 1 May 2005

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-[[Category:Composers|Forsyth, Cecil]]
+[[Category:Classical Composers|Forsyth, Cecil]]
 [[Category:Musicologists|Forsyth, Cecil]]
 [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Forsyth, Cecil]]

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-[[Cecil Forsyth]] (1870-1941) is name-checked (misspelled "Forsythe") 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".
+'''Cecil Forsyth''' (November 30 1870 - December 7, 1941) was a British composer and musicologist. He wrote ''G minor Viola Concerto'' (1903) and ''Chanson Celtique'' (1906). His work ''Old King Cole'' (1912) is humorous in nature. In 1927, he wrote an orchestral suite based on ''[[Alice in Wonderland]]''.
-A British musicologist, wrote one of THE books on orchestration, called... "[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1901146.Orchestration Orchestration]" (it was first published in 1914; the second edition dates from 1935, and was reprinted in 1982). It's a comprehensive look at orchestration with a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments. In the [[Wikipedia:The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians|New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]], it is marked as "for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal", [[Wikipedia:William Bolcom|William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. So let's conclude that it's a the must have book on orchestrating...
+Forsyth wrote the book ''Orchestration'' (1914), which has frequently been reprinted, in 1935 and 1982. The book looks at orchestration from both a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments.  In the ''[[Wikipedia:The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians|New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]]'', it is marked as ''"for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal"'', [[Wikipedia:William Bolcom|William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. <ref>https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1901146.Orchestration</ref>
 [[Category:Musicologists|Forsyth, Cecil]]
 [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Forsyth, Cecil]]

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 [[Cecil Forsyth]] (1870-1941) is name-checked (misspelled "Forsythe") 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".
-A British musicologist, wrote one of THE books on orchestration, called... "[[Orchestration]]" (it was first published in 1914; the second edition dates from 1935, and was reprinted in 1982). It's a comprehensive look at orchestration with a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments. In the [[Wikipedia:The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians|New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]], it is marked as "for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal", [[Wikipedia:William Bolcom|William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. So let's conclude that it's a the must have book on orchestrating...
+A British musicologist, wrote one of THE books on orchestration, called... "[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1901146.Orchestration Orchestration]" (it was first published in 1914; the second edition dates from 1935, and was reprinted in 1982). It's a comprehensive look at orchestration with a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments. In the [[Wikipedia:The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians|New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]], it is marked as "for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal", [[Wikipedia:William Bolcom|William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. So let's conclude that it's a the must have book on orchestrating...
 [[Category:Musicologists|Forsyth, Cecil]]
 [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Forsyth, Cecil]]

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 [[Cecil Forsyth]] (1870-1941) is name-checked (misspelled "Forsythe") 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".
-A British musicologist, wrote one of THE books on orchestration, called... "[[Orchestration]]" (it was first published in 1914; the second edition dates from 1935, and was reprinted in 1982). It's a comprehensive look at orchestration with a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments. In the [[New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]], it is marked as "for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal", [[William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. So let's conclude that it's a the must have book on orchestrating...
+A British musicologist, wrote one of THE books on orchestration, called... "[[Orchestration]]" (it was first published in 1914; the second edition dates from 1935, and was reprinted in 1982). It's a comprehensive look at orchestration with a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments. In the [[Wikipedia:The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians|New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]], it is marked as "for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal", [[Wikipedia:William Bolcom|William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. So let's conclude that it's a the must have book on orchestrating...
 [[Category:Musicologists|Forsyth, Cecil]]
 [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Forsyth, Cecil]]

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 A British musicologist, wrote one of THE books on orchestration, called... "[[Orchestration]]" (it was first published in 1914; the second edition dates from 1935, and was reprinted in 1982). It's a comprehensive look at orchestration with a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments. In the [[New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]], it is marked as "for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal", [[William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. So let's conclude that it's a the must have book on orchestrating...
 [[Category:Musicologists|Forsyth, Cecil]]
 [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Forsyth, Cecil]]

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-Cecil Forsyth is name-checked (misspelled "Forsythe") 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".
+[[Cecil Forsyth]] (1870-1941) is name-checked (misspelled "Forsythe") 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".
-Cecil Forsyth (1870-1941), a British musicologist, wrote one of THE books on orchestration, called... "[[Orchestration]]" (it was first published in 1914; the second edition dates from 1935, and was reprinted in 1982). It's a comprehensive look at orchestration with a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments. In the [[New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]], it is marked as "for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal", [[William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. So let's conclude that it's a the must have book on orchestrating...
+A British musicologist, wrote one of THE books on orchestration, called... "[[Orchestration]]" (it was first published in 1914; the second edition dates from 1935, and was reprinted in 1982). It's a comprehensive look at orchestration with a historical and practical perspective, detailing the playing techniques and idioms of some 57 different orchestral instruments. In the [[New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]], it is marked as "for its time the most comprehensive treatment of the subject". "I have not ever found a subsequent orchestration manual to be anywhere near its equal", [[William Bolcom]] (pianist / composer / teacher) wrote in the introduction. So let's conclude that it's a the must have book on orchestrating...
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