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| Carol Rodland is an American | viola player who studied with Karen Tuttle at the Ju |
| 23 February 1942 in Tankerton) was an English | viola player who made his career in England. |
| te 1880s, Balling had established himself as a | viola player of some note playing the instrument wit |
| March 27 - William Flackton, | viola player and composer (died 1798) |
| He was later married to the | viola player Meryl Unsworth and in later life reside |
| requently performed as a pianist alongside the | viola player Lionel Tertis and in 1908 Tertis premie |
| Arthur Fiedler was a 35-year-old | viola player in the Boston Symphony when he was hire |
| She won a scholarship as a | viola player at the Berkshire Music Center in 1946. |
| A | viola player, pianist and organist by training, Nich |
| ra Orchestra in New York and then became first | viola player, continuing until 1909. |
| rried Moira Bain, a professional violinist and | viola player, with whom he has two children, Hugh (b |
| owntree was born to musical parents - Susan, a | viola player, and John, a sound engineer at the Brit |
| ugust 25, 1940 - July 4, 2005) was an Austrian | viola player, best known as the violist of the Alban |
| in North Hollywood, California is an American | viola player. |
| Ingolstadt, Germany) is a professional German | viola player. |
| His brother, William Newbery, is a successful | viola player. |
| f Dr. Lindsay Aitkenhead's 2006 thesis on folk | viola players. |
| Patrick Hanappier: violin, | viola, pocket cello |
| Viola Poley (later Kowalschek, born April 13, 1955) | |
| nset Strip, Jack Rudolph and Simon Stiles give | viola prodigy Kim Tao a prairie oyster made up of br |
| Vesna Stefanovich-Gruppman is a violin and | viola professor at the Rotterdam Conservatory (CODAR |
| 96 ("American"), in G Op. 106, in Ab Op. 105, | Viola Quintet in Eb Op. 97 (with Walter Trampler), T |
| b K589, String Quartet in F K590, The Complete | Viola Quintets (with Ida Kavafian, Steven Tenenbom, |
| Viola R. Dacus: An introduction to the songs of Feli | |
| He also gave many | viola recitals with his wife, the pianist Ethel Shar |
| anuary 19, 2006 McCoy signed with Italian club | Viola Reggio Calabria. |
| He then returned to Europe, first going to | Viola Reggio Calabria in Italy for the 1998-99 seaso |
| (1999-2000), Montepaschi Siena (2000-2001) and | Viola Reggio Calabria (2001-2002). |
| sio (1985-1986), Teamsystem Bologna (1995) and | Viola Reggio Calabria (1996-1998). |
| extensive series of arrangements to expand the | viola repertoire, and a series of educational collec |
| ived in Illyria and their past, which leads to | Viola revealing herself, and to a happy familial reu |
| Viola Richard | |
| Viola Richard - Viola, a telephone operator | |
| Viola Richard -- Dentist's Nurse (uncredited) | |
| also features Jimmy Finlayson, Noah Young, and | Viola Richard in supporting roles. |
| Viola Richard, (6 January 1904 - 28 December 1973), | |
| Viola Roache, actress | |
| 1947 and a newer chapel was completed just off | Viola Road in 1981. |
| id (Platanthera hookeri), long-spurred violet ( | Viola rostrata), and large-flowered ground-cherry (L |
| rch, generally only found on the wild violet, ( | Viola rotundiflora; and grows and changes in color f |
| viola: Sally Chisholm | |
| He also played flute, violin, | viola, saxophone, and oboe and was in demand as a se |
| Dawn ( | Viola Schubbe) |
| Overall, Maggio played 56 games for The | Viola, scoring 2 goals over a 4 year period. |
| He continued to play in the | viola section with the orchestra up until his death |
| The | viola serenade section from "In the South" |
| She was the 'companion' of Emma | Viola Sheridan Fry (educator, journalist, playwright |
| Slavia Prague, and scored his first goal in a | Viola shirt against Atalanta B.C. in the Serie A. Af |
| July 25, 1995: Frank | Viola signed as a Free Agent with the Cincinnati Red |
| Callus served as the President of the American | Viola Society from 2005-2008. |
| served as host director for the 1985 American | Viola Society Congress XIII held at the New England |
| Drei Fantasien (3 Fantasies) for | viola solo (1973), Henry Litolff's Verlag, Edition P |
| Le dit d'elle for | viola solo (1995, 2007) |
| Caprices for | Viola Solo (2003) |
| Sonata for | Viola Solo (1992) |
| Sonata for | viola solo (1996) |
| Occurrence for | viola solo (1969) |
| Petite Suite for | viola solo (1933) |
| Songs for Harvey (for violin solo or | viola solo) (1988) |
| Partita for | viola solo, Op.36 (1944) |
| Sonatina for | viola solo, Op. 3 (1933, revised 1986) |
| Introduction and Allegro for | viola solo, Op. 44 (1988) |
| on the composer, especially given the lyrical | viola solo. |
| In 1949 he made appearances as a | viola soloist in the United States and Europe. |
| Napoleon also was the | viola soloist for some time in the Orchestra of the |
| and performed by an unidentified orchestra and | viola soloist Kenneth Essex. |
| Martin Outram is an English | viola soloist and violist of the Maggini Quartet. |
| (born 1951 in Cheshire, England) is an English | viola soloist and principal violist of the London Sy |
| in Northampton, Massachusetts) was a prominent | viola soloist, recording artist and pedagogue, prima |
| Leslie Harlow - | Viola Solos PCMusicFestival.com |
| e a concert tour in 1951 and recorded the 1948 | Viola Sonata by Ernst Krenek. |
| Vaughan Williams, that is also apparent in her | Viola Sonata. |
| In 2009, she recorded the four | viola sonatas by Mieczyslaw Weinberg. |
| States located north of Spring Valley; east of | Viola; south of New Square and New Hempstead and wes |
| Larva feed on | Viola sp. |
| The larvae probably feed on | Viola species and Willow in North America. |
| In Europa the larvae feed on | Viola species, especially Viola biflora and also Pol |
| The larvae feed on | Viola species, including Viola quercetorum. |
| The larvae probably feed on | Viola species. |
| feed on various low growing plants, but prefer | Viola species. |
| The larvae feed on | Viola species. |
| September 1878 - 14 July 1910), also known as | Viola Spencer-Kavanagh, Viola Spencer, Viola Kavanag |
| Noted teacher of improvisational theater | Viola Spolin plays Morrison's mother. |
| After studying the | Viola Spolin technique, he has taught (Improvisation |
| Viola Spolin's use of recreational games in theater | |
| nique of improvisation, named after his mother | Viola Spolin, and Rabbi Douglas Goldhamer, author of |
| The larvae probably feed on | Viola spp. |
| Theatre Festival in Bratislava, Slovakia; the | Viola Stage in Prague, Czech Republic; Teatr Wielki |
| Medicago sativa, Trifolium, Nicotiana tabacum, | Viola, Stellaria media, Avena sativa and Zea mays. |
| , violin; Zoya Leybin, violin; Bernard Zaslav, | viola; Stephen Harrison, cello |
| 1936, he toured India and Tibet with his wife, | Viola, studying Tantric Yoga in an effort to master |
| l Stoppard eventually came up with the idea of | Viola suggesting to Shakespeare that their parting c |
| d take of Presley's "Heartbreak Hotel" and the | viola swathed VU masterpiece "Venus In Furs". |
| Viola Tasma | |
| or several years before taking a position as a | viola teacher at the New England Conservatory. |
| The | viola, the "Mendelssohn," was made in 1731, when Str |
| Horaga | viola, the Brown Onyx, a small lycaenid or Hairstrea |
| able interplay between the solo tenor and solo | viola, the two instruments communicating. |
| In addition to the solo | viola, the score calls for flute (doubling piccolo), |
| In addition to the solo | viola, the work calls for 2 flutes (2nd doubling pic |
| The | viola then transforms this figure into the beginning |
| e recorders, cornetto, two oboes, two violins, | viola, three trombones and basso continuo. |
| ducted by Gustavo Dudamel, with Carrie Dennis ( | viola), Timothy McAllister (alto saxophone), William |
| ry rational and calm commander who often urged | Viola to take caution with Leo; ordering her retreat |
| General Roberto | Viola: to 17 years in prison. |
| nds his new page, the protagonist of the play, | Viola, to call on her. |
| ch it could be compared in the same way as the | viola to the violin in Western music. |
| The name was changed to | Viola Township in September, 1861. |
| Viola Township is located in Lee County, Illinois. | |
| Viola Township was originally named Stockton Townshi | |
| of York's Theatre in 1919, and The Tempest for | Viola Tree's company at the Aldwych Theatre in 1921, |
| This species feeds on | Viola tricolor and Plantago lanceolata. |
| Viola tricolor, known as Heartsease, is a common Eur | |
| The larvae feed on | Viola, Trifolium and Trifolium species. |
| The Chorus has had three Accompanists: first, | Viola Tunnard, followed in 1962 by her duet partner |
| oir, two flutes, two oboes d'amore, 2 violins, | viola, two violas da gamba, two lutes and basso cont |
| llichii, Trapa natans, Vaccinium x intermedia, | Viola uliginosa, and Vitis vinifera L. ssp. |
| Also, he was married to an Italian singer | Viola Valentino but then divorced. |
| Viola Valli (ITA) winner of the 5 km and Edith van D | |
| Viola, Viola, duo for 2 violas (1996) | |
| cia, oboe da caccia, and strings (two violins, | viola, violetta, and basso continuo). |
| Padma Newsome - | viola, violin, piano, organ |
| Warren Ellis - acoustic guitar, | viola, violin, electric bouzouki, electric mandolin, |
| He wrote his Grand Quintuor for piano, violin, | viola, violoncello and double bass, op.13 in this pe |
| ved prizes for two works: Triptych for violin, | viola, violoncello and piano, and Postscripts, a cho |
| A version for Violin (oboe), | Viola, Violoncello and Piano has been performed by t |
| ht Train (2004) for marimba, tom-toms, violin, | viola, violoncello, double bass, flute and alto flut |
| sic for Seven Stringed Instruments (2 violins, | viola, violoncello, doublebass, harp and piano) (190 |
| s's Quintet in C Minor for Pianoforte, Violin, | Viola, Violoncello, and Double Bass. |
| estra and Professor at Indiana University, the | viola virtuoso William Primrose, the violin virtuoso |
| ent classes include Choir, Strings (Violin and | Viola), Visual Art, and Physical Education. |
| Marcella Michelangeli as | Viola Vivanti |
| Mackenzie Roberts - | viola, vocals, background vocals |
| rumentalists Charles Bullen (guitar, clarinet, | viola, vocals, tapes), Charles Hayward (drums, keybo |
| Herbert Vianna - guitar, piano, keyboards, | viola, vocals, e-bow |
| ion, piano, fiddle, keyboards, electric piano, | viola, Vocals, Moog synthesizer |
| Major von Cramon-Taubadel was first married to | Viola von Kaufmann-Asse (17 Aug 1912 - 4 November 19 |
| actress Sara Sothern (whose real name was Sara | Viola Warmbrodt and was also from Arkansas City) in |
| os for various instruments and at the time the | viola was not a popular instrument for a concerto be |
| In early 2010 | Viola was hired by Brusque. |
| Viola was a highly-regarded session musician in Los | |
| Dalla | Viola was the Estense analogue in Ferrara to Frances |
| t songs they recorded were as backup to singer | Viola Watkins. |
| lead vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, | viola, western concert flute, violin, bassoon |
| hool where he started playing drums, piano and | viola when he was 15 years of age. |
| Frank | Viola... whereabouts unknown. |
| r his arrangement of the Bach Cello Suites for | Viola, which is widely praised as one of the best sc |
| man, Napoleon won the prestigious Prix de Rome | viola, which awarded him a scholarship to study with |
| Viola Whieldon (Soprano) | |
| John McCusker (banjo, cittern, fiddle, | viola, whistle, piano) |
| een secretly married (when she mistook him for | Viola, whom she believed to be a man and Sebastian w |
| iano), Leonard Friedman (violin), Kay Hurwitz ( | viola), William Bennett (flute), Stephen Pruslin (pi |
| Disco singer | Viola Wills recorded her dance version of the song i |
| r and songwriter for singers Felice Taylor and | Viola Wills and in 1972, White found great commercia |
| isty Lane, Johnny Mathis, Vanessa Williams and | Viola Wills. |
| Giovanni Pasini ( | viola) with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra con |
| 1925, he moved to Vienna, where he played the | viola with the Fitzner Quartet. |
| Six Trio sonatas for flute, | viola with basso continuo for harp or cello (London, |
| n (version for solo intoning voice and adapted | viola with spoken, sung and played accompaniment on |
| A Portrait of the | Viola with Robert McDonald, piano (2002) |
| n with Raphael Bronstein and Ivan Galamian and | viola with Lillian Fuchs and William Primrose, atten |
| ment: the most important being the version for | viola with piano accompaniment, edited by the violis |
| Six pieces for flute, oboe or | viola, with basso continuo for harp or cello, op. 3 |
| Piano Quintet: The Dream Magus for | viola with 2 violins, cello and piano (2002) |
| RSAMD studying piano with Wight Henderson and | viola with Frieda Peters. |
| Canto Popolare" melody is introduced by a solo | viola with a delicate and imaginative accompaniment, |
| y are arguably the most virtuosic vehicles for | viola written in the eighteenth century, and, if gen |
| posthumous obituary in collaboration with Tom | Viola) wrote: "With Brooks Atkinson's blessing, our |
| Viola Yanik (born July 9, 1982 in Bonn, West Germany | |
| joined Leonardo Pettinari, his team-mate at La | Viola youth team. |
| unty, Alabama to parents John Silas Ziglar and | Viola Ziglar. |
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