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Bucknell Bison men's lacrosse | [
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Bucknell Bison men's lacrosse | [
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Chris Elmore | [
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Bettini | [
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Føyno | [
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Bafang | [
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Judith Clements | [
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Judith Clements | [
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Judith Clements | [
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Judith Clements | [
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Judith Clements | [
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Roy Kuhlman | [
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] | American graphic designer | Roy Kuhlman (July 9, 1923–February 2007) was an American graphic designer. Biography Roy Kuhlman was born on July 9, 1923 in Fort Worth, Texas, and raised in Glendale, California. He received a scholarship to the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles and in 1946 obtained another scholarship to the Art Students League ... | [] |
Samuel Chamberlain House | [
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The Labourers of Herakles | [
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Motty Steinmetz | [
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Motty Steinmetz | [
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Motty Steinmetz | [
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Hernâni Brôco | [
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Kevin Witkos | [
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Kevin Witkos | [
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Hotel Paper | [
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Hotel Paper | [
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Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food | [
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] | position in the Hong Kong Government | The Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food () was a ministerial position in the Hong Kong Government, who headed the former Health, Welfare and Food Bureau (HWFB). It was replaced by Secretary for Food and Health on July 1, 2007. The position was politically appointed, and its term expired when the Chief Executive left... | [] |
Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food | [
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] | position in the Hong Kong Government | Director of Health. List of office holders After POAS was introduced Dr York Chow (2003-2007) Dr Yeoh Eng Kiong (2002-2003) (retired) Before POAS was introduced (as Secretary for Health and Welfare) Dr Yeoh Eng Kiong (1999-2002) (retired) Katherine Fok Lo Shiu Ching (1994-1999) (retired) Elizabeth Wong Chien Chi Lien (... | [] |
Cyprian Bridge Island | [
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Natalie Hemby | [
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Burçin Erseçal | [
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Centennial College | [
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Frederick Hemke | [
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] | American musician | Fred Hemke, DMA (né Frederick Leroy Hemke Jr.; July 11, 1935 – April 17, 2019) was an American virtuoso classical saxophonist and influential professor of saxophone at Northwestern University. Hemke helped raise the popularity of classical saxophone, particularly among leading American composers and helped raise the re... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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Frederick Hemke | [
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Frederick Hemke | [
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Frederick Hemke | [
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] | American musician | named associate dean emeritus of the School of Music. He retired from full-time teaching in 2012. As a music educator in higher education, Hemke has taught hundreds of saxophonists, many of whom have flourished as performing artists and music educators of international rank. Selected former students: Jan Berry BakerAss... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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"Frederick Hemke",
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] | American musician | Professor of Saxophone andDirector of Jazz StudiesFlorida State University Mark EngebretsonAssociate Professor of Composition andElectronic Music University of North Carolina at Greensboro Susan FancherSaxophone InstructorDuke University Dan FerriTeacher & ownerDRF StudiosMaitland, FloridaSaxophone InstructorStetson Un... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
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] | American musician | StreetProfessor of SaxophoneUniversity of Alberta Masahito SugiharaProfessor of SaxophoneSam Houston State University Matthew YoungloveProfessor of SaxophoneTennessee Tech University Naomi SullivanProfessor of SaxophoneBirmingham Conservatoire Shawn TracyProfessor of Jazz SaxophoneMerit School of Music Jeremy Williamso... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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"Frederick Hemke",
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"Frederick Hemke",
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] | American musician | the Paris firm, Henri Selmer Paris. In 1979 Hemke was host for the Sixth World Saxophone Congress held at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. Performing career Hemke was an internationally acclaimed saxophone artist. Hemke has appeared extensively as a solo artist and has given master classes and lectures in t... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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"Frederick Hemke",
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Frederick Hemke | [
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] | American musician | Connecticut, February 27, 2014 Commissioned as a retirement gift to Fred Hemke by current and former students; the composer, Thomas, had been Hemke's colleague at Northwestern From the album, A Portrait of Augusta Read Thomas, Nimbus Records (CD) (2014); Advocacy for B tenor saxophone In a traditional modern saxophone ... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
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] | American musician | release of his 1971 solo album, Music for Tenor Saxophone. In orchestral music, the tenor is known as one of the three saxophone voices in Ravel's Boléro — originally performed by two saxophonists, one on E sopranino and one on tenor doubling on B soprano. Recordings by tenor saxophone virtuoso James Houlik and others ... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
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"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
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"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | (LP) (LP) (LP) James Jacobs Edmonds (1931–2002), piano Hemke performed on a Selmer Mark VI Side 1 Matrix N° XCTV-87627 (mono) Matrix N° RG 576A (stereo) Side 2 Matrix N° XCTV-87628 (mono) Matrix N° RG 576A (stereo) Music for Tenor Saxophone, Brewster Records BR 1204 (LP) (1971); Milton Lewis Granger (born 1947), piano ... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | Piano, by Martin William Karlins The American Saxophone, Brewster Records BR 1203 (LP) (1971); Milton Lewis Granger (born 1947), piano Album cover art: Fred Hemke Notes by Alan Burrage Stout (born 1932) Concerto, for alto saxophone, by Ingolf Dahl Farewell, by Warren Benson Concerto, for alto saxophone, Karel Husa Aeol... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
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"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | and at Trinity United Methodist Church, Wilmette, Illinois, on the 2001 Reuter Organ Fascinating Rhythm, Sins Of My Old Age, EnF Records (CD) (2010); The Music of George Gershwin Hemke, Alto Saxophone Figard String Quintet: Tracy Figard, violin; Catherine Price, violin; Kristin Figard, viola; Sam Norlund, cello; Dougla... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
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]
] | American musician | William Boughton, conducting Recorded at Woolsey Hall, New Haven, Connecticut, February 27, 2014 Commissioned as a retirement gift to Fred Hemke by current and former students; the composer, Thomas, had been Hemke's colleague at Northwestern From the album, A Portrait of Augusta Read Thomas, Nimbus Records (CD) (2014);... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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"employer",
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[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | – American Music for Wind Ensemble From the 1950s to the 1970s, New World Records NW-211 (LP) (1977); , Northwestern University Wind Ensemble, John Philip Paynter (1928–1996) (nl) conducting Recorded November 1976 4th work: Concerto for Saxophone and Orchestra of Wind Instruments, by Ross Lee Finney, Hemke, alto saxoph... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | and string quartet, commissioned by Hemke "Slow" (audio) "Quick" (audio) "Flexing" (audio) Incantations (in four movements), by Ralph Shapey, CRI Records 232 (LP) (1969); , Notes by Carter Harman For soprano, violoncello, trumpet, E alto saxophone, French horn, piano, tympani, cymbals, tomtoms, irons, and gongs Bethany... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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"Frederick Hemke",
"educated at",
"University of Wisconsin–Madison"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
]
] | American musician | and Instrumental Music Performed live, January 21, 1978, Hill Auditorium, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Concerto for Saxophone and Wind Orchestra by Ingolf Dahl, University of Wisconsin–Madison Records (1972); University of Wisconsin–Madison Wind Ensemble, (H. Robert Reynolds) conducting Chicago Symphony Orchestra ... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | by Del Tredici, Decca, London (LP) (1981); Barbara Hendricks, soprano; Fred Hemke, Robert Black, soprano saxophones; Fred Spector, mandolin; Frederic Chrislip, tenor banjo; Herman Troppe, accordion; Solti conducting Recorded January 1980, Medinah Temple, Chicago Re-released on Decca Eloquence 442 995, Australia (CD) (2... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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"Frederick Hemke",
"employer",
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],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | Guide to the Saxophone," by Hemke, Elkhart, Indiana: Selmer (1977); The Orchestral Saxophone, by Hemke & Walker L Smith, Elkhart, Indiana: Selmer (1975); A Comprehensive Listing of Saxophone Literature, by Hemke, Elkhart, Indiana: Selmer (1975); Commissions and dedications "Music for Tenor Saxophone and Piano," by M. W... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
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"Frederick Hemke",
"employer",
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],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | Warren Benson (1966), commissioned by Hemke and the Northwestern University Saxophone, dedicated to Hemke and the Northwestern University Saxophone Quartet on their tour of Asia, Spring, 1966; Little Suite, by Walter Hartley, for Hemke, for baritone saxophone and piano (1974); 5 Etudes for Alto Saxophone, by Robert Lem... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | Symphony for Saxophone and Wind Band, by Gerald Eugene Kemner (1932–2006) (composed around 1962 for Hemke) Music editions Hemke has edited works for saxophone solos and saxophone ensembles, twenty-five of which are part of the Frederick Hemke Saxophone Series published by the Southern Music Company. Awards and honors H... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"employer",
"Northwestern University"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | were designed in consultation with Hemke. Miscellaneous For research, while in grad school at Eastman, Hemke had borrowed from H. & A. Selmer one of the world's original saxophones made by Adolphe Sax around 1860. On September 17, 1960, a custodian unwittingly stuffed a cardboard box containing the instrument into an i... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"employer",
"Northwestern University"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"instrument",
"Saxophone"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | Pettersson Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, Yuri Ahronovitch conducting, Swedish Society Discofil (1994); , by Claudio Gabriele (composed 2005) For 12 saxophones North American premier Northwestern University Saxophone Ensemble, Hemke conducting , by Claudio Gabriele (composed 2011) For 9 saxophones World premiere, 20... | [] |
Frederick Hemke | [
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"employer",
"Northwestern University"
],
[
"Frederick Hemke",
"family name",
"Hemke"
]
] | American musician | My Woman Now" () "I Got Plenty o' Nuttin' " () "Gone, Gone, Gone" () "I Loves You, Porgy" () "Summertime" () (Brahms's Variations on the St. Anthony Chorale by Haydn) Arranged by Gary S. Bricault (born 1952) at the request of Fred Hemke Northwestern University Alumni Saxo Orchestra, Stephen Alltop conducting Performed ... | [] |
Dennis M. Hanno | [
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"Dennis M. Hanno",
"educated at",
"University of Notre Dame"
],
[
"Dennis M. Hanno",
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"Dennis"
]
] | American college president | Dennis M. Hanno (born 1956) is the current president of Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts. He was appointed on February 22, 2014 as the college's eighth president, succeeding Ronald Crutcher, who retired in June 2014. Education Hanno grew up in a small town in upstate New York and attended the University of Notr... | [] |
Dennis M. Hanno | [
[
"Dennis M. Hanno",
"educated at",
"University of Massachusetts Amherst"
],
[
"Dennis M. Hanno",
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] | American college president | University of Massachusetts Amherst where he studied accounting and psychology and obtained a PhD in Management in 1990. Career Before beginning his career in higher education, Hanno worked as a certified public accountant in New York and Massachusetts, founding and running his own firm in Lowville, New York from 1982 ... | [] |
Dennis M. Hanno | [
[
"Dennis M. Hanno",
"educated at",
"University of Massachusetts Amherst"
]
] | American college president | have been made possible with the support of the Diana Davis Spencer Foundation and include the establishment of an endowed professorship in social entrepreneurship. The focus on social innovation reflects Hanno's work as an educator and entrepreneur. He is the founder and head of IDEA4Africa, a non-profit that seeks to... | [] |
Dennis M. Hanno | [
[
"Dennis M. Hanno",
"given name",
"Dennis"
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] | American college president | to The Washington Post. He also serves as a commissioner of the New England Commission on Higher Education, a three-year term that began in 2019. Family and personal life Hanno is married to his wife, Susan. They have two children, Ted and Emily. References 1. Wheaton Names Dennis Hanno as New President. Wheaton Colleg... | [] |
Jerome Klein | [
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"Jerome Klein",
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"Jerome Klein",
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] | American art historian | Jerome Klein was an American art historian and art critic and a founding member of the American Artists' Congress (AAC). Career Klein began his career as an instructor in art history at Columbia University in the late 1920s, the only member of the department interested in modern art. In 1933 Klein signed a letter prote... | [] |
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