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1898 - Ernst Bacon was born 26th of May in Chicago.
1926-1927 - He taught and administered at the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester.
1932 - Ernst numerous awards and grants received are the Bispham Award, the Ditson and the League of Composers Commission, the Pulitzer fellowship, a Guggenheim fellowship, and grants from the National Institute of Arts and Letters, American Society of Authors, Composers, and Publishers, and The National Endowment for the Arts.
1935-1937 - Covered in this year he performed as a pianist in Europe and America, and conducted the WPA orchestra in California.
1938-1945 - Converse College in South Carolina.
1945-1947 - Administered Syracuse University's music department.
1964 - Returned to the West, settling in the small town of Orinda, east of the Berkeley hills.
1990 - Bacon died on 16th of March in Orinda, California.
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Words on Music by Ernst Bacon (Hardcover - Aug 28, 1960) Section headings are: The Performer, The Critic, The Author, The Teacher, Music and Society, and Briefly Said. 183 pages, a little over 9 inches tall... |
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Notes on the Piano (Washington Paperbacks) by Ernst Bacon (Paperback - Jun 28, 1963) |
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The Long Farewell. [Part-song.] SATB and piano (Arthur Jordan choral Series) by Ernst Bacon (Unknown Binding - Aug 28, 2008) |
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'Mid Winter's Snow. For two-part chorus of treble voices with piano accompaniment. [Words by] E. Caswell (1814-1878). Spanish folksong realised by Ernst Bacon (The Treble Clef choral Series) by Ernst Bacon (Unknown Binding - Aug 28, 1977) |
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The Muffin Man. For orchestra, etc. [Score and parts.] by Ernst Bacon (Unknown Binding - Aug 28, 1971) |
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Buttermilk Hill. by Ernst Bacon (Unknown Binding - Aug 28, 1976) |
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