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Mentioned in "[[My Favorite Records]]", an FZ penned article in [[Hit Parader]] (1967): "''Also, buy everything that you can by [[Igor Stravinsky]] and dance to it - especially "[[L'Histoire Du Soldat]]", which means "Soldier's Tale", and the "[[Agon]]" ballet, which is a beautiful thing.''" | Mentioned in "[[My Favorite Records]]", an FZ penned article in [[Hit Parader]] (1967): "''Also, buy everything that you can by [[Igor Stravinsky]] and dance to it - especially "[[L'Histoire Du Soldat]]", which means "Soldier's Tale", and the "[[Agon]]" ballet, which is a beautiful thing.''" | ||
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"The Royal March From 'L'Histoire Du Soldat'" and "The Rite of Spring" were 2 of the 10 records FZ selected (in 1989) for the American radio show [[Castaway's Choice]], hosted by [[John McNally]]. | "The Royal March From 'L'Histoire Du Soldat'" and "The Rite of Spring" were 2 of the 10 records FZ selected (in 1989) for the American radio show [[Castaway's Choice]], hosted by [[John McNally]]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:55, 30 April 2005
Born: June 17, 1882. Oranienbaum, Russia
Died: April 6, 1971. New York, NY
Mentioned in "My Favorite Records", an FZ penned article in Hit Parader (1967): "Also, buy everything that you can by Igor Stravinsky and dance to it - especially "L'Histoire Du Soldat", which means "Soldier's Tale", and the "Agon" ballet, which is a beautiful thing."
Also mentioned during "Star Special", FZ as a guest DJ on BBC Radio 1 in 1980.
"The Royal March From 'L'Histoire Du Soldat'" and "The Rite of Spring" were 2 of the 10 records FZ selected (in 1989) for the American radio show Castaway's Choice, hosted by John McNally.
