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Barab, Seymour

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Barab, Seymour (1921- )

US composer and cellist. After studying with Gregor Piatigorsky he played in the symphony orchestras of Cleveland, Portland, and San Francisco (1940-60). He helped found the Composers' Quartet and the New York Pro Musica. He has composed since the 1950s and is best known for his many short operas: Chanticleer (after Chaucer, 1957), A Game of Chance (1957), Little Red Riding Hood (1962), and The Makers of Illusion (1985).
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