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James, Philip

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James, Philip (1890-1975)

US conductor, organist, teacher, and composer. He studied in New York and became a professor at Columbia and New York Universities.

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Missa imaginum, Stabat Mater and other choral works; three symphonies, including Sea Symphony for baritone and orchestra (1928), overtures on French Noëls and Bret Harte, Welsh rhapsody Gwallia, Station WGZBX, for orchestra (1932); suite for string orchestra; piano quartet, woodwind quintet, string quartet (1924).
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Like the books that make up the New Testament, these writings are typically attributed to such figures of the apostolic period as Peter, James, Philip, and Paul, although their actual authorship is as difficult to determine as that of many of the canonical texts.
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Attributing their gospels to authoritative figures such as Mary, Peter, James, Philip, Bartholomew, and Nicodemus, these ancient authors attempted to develop and spread their own understanding of a still young and developing Christian faith.
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