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Cowen, Frederic

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Cowen, Frederic (Hymen) (1852–1935)

English composer and conductor. He was conductor by turns of the London Philharmonic Society, at Liverpool and Manchester.

He studied in London, Leipzig, and Berlin.

Works

Stage

Pauline (1876), Thorgrim, Signa (1893), Harold (1895); operettas and incidental music.

Oratorios

The Deluge (1878), St Ursula, Ruth (1887), The Veil, and others.

Cantatas

The Corsair, The Sleeping Beauty, St John's Eve, Ode to the Passions (Collins), John Gilpin (Cowper); cantatas for female voices.

Orchestral

Six symphonies (1869–98: no. 3 Scandinavian, no. 4 Welsh, no. 6 Idyllic); four concert overtures, Sinfonietta, Indian Rhapsody and other works for orchestra; concerto and Concertstück for piano and orchestra.

Chamber

string quartet (1866), piano trio.

Other

jubilee (1897) and coronation (1902) odes; anthems, part songs; many piano pieces; about 300 songs.



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