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Born in Columbia, South Carolina and raised in Washington, DC, Young was noted for his lyrical playing, and performed with John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon, Hampton Hawes, Jackie McLean, and Ike and Tina Turner, among others. He recorded only sparingly; his principal album as a leader, ''For Lady'', was mainly dedicated to tunes associated with Billie Holiday.
Webster Young later became an educator, teaching music theory at the University of the District of Columbia; he was also director of the District of Columbia Music Center jazz workshop band.
Webster Young died from brain cancer at the age of 71.
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background | solo_singer |
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birth date | 1888 |
death date | 1970 |
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Her biographer, Maurice Leonard quotes Slobodskaya as having been born on 28 November 1888 in Vilno (now Vilnius) near the Polish border. She won a scholarship for secondary education but, having completed her schooling, to her displeasure, found herself working with her parents in a second hand clothes shop. Knowing she had a good voice, in 1907 she applied for an audition at the Saint Petersburg Conservatory. Having no classical repertoire she sang the simple songs she had learned as a chlld. Despite this lack of sophistication, her vocal potential was immediately apparent. The Director, Glazunov, and Natalya Iretskaya (the most important Russian singing tutor and herself a pupil of Pauline Viardot Garcia) accepted her and awarded her a scholarship for nine years' study.
Slobodskaya had a rich, strongly accented speaking voice and a characterful turn of phrase, and liked to give spoken introductions to her songs. This led to one of her last, great successes, in the speaking role of Narrator in "Peter and the Wolf", recorded by Fidelio records in 1964.
She was a much admired Professor of Singing at the Royal College of Music and the Guildhall School of Music, where her pupils included sopranos Patricia Reakes and Yvonne Fuller and contraltos Anne Collins and Annette Thompson, and, until her very last year, continued to give recitals of Russian song.
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name | Sylvia Rexach |
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birth date | January 22, 1922 |
birth place | Santurce, Puerto Rico |
death date | October 20, 1961San Juan, Puerto Rico |
nationality | Puerto Rican |
footnotes | 1. Rexach was co-founder of The Puerto Rican Society of Women Authors, Composers and Music Editors2. She was also the founder of the "Las Damiselas", the first Combo in Puerto Rico consisting entirely of women. }} |
The tones of Rexach's compositions varied from the soft and romantic to the harsh and tormented. Among the songs written by her and which were "hits" in Puerto Rico and aboard were: "''Alma Adentro''" (Inner Soul, actually a homage to a brother who died in an accident), "''Idilio''", "''Olas y Arenas''" (Waves and Sands), "''Mi Versión''" (My Version), "''Nave sin Rumbo''" (Wandering Ship), "''Di, Corazón''" and "''Matiz de Amor''". She even wrote a humorous novelty song, "''Cuchú cuchía''", which features Rafael Hernández Marín as a co-composer.
Sylvia Rexach, an alcoholic at the time, died on October 20, 1961 in San Juan, Puerto Rico from stomach cancer.
In 2001, Rexach was posthumously inducted into the International Latin Music Hall of Fame. There is a theater named after Rexach in San Juan and in the Luis A. Ferre Center of Fine Arts, there is a Sylvia Rexach Cafe Theater.
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