Slonimsky — is a Russian, Belarusian, Polish and Jewish surname meaning a person from Belarusian town of Slonim. Slonimsky may stand for the following people: *Antoni Słonimski Polish poet; *Hayyim Selig Slonimski Hebrew publisher, astronomer, inventor, and… … Wikipedia
SLONIMSKY (N.) — Nicolas SLONIMSKY 1894 1995 On l’avait surnommé le Sherlock Holmes de la musique, car il menait ses travaux musicographiques avec une minutie et un souci de l’exactitude hors du commun. Nicolas Slonimsky vécut dans l’entourage des plus grands… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Slonimsky — Slonimsky, Selig, geb. 1810 in Bialystock von jüdischen Eltern, widmete sich dem Studium des Talmud u. der Mathematik u. wurde später in Warschau bei der jüdischen Gemeinde angestellt; die Akademie in Petersburg erkannte der von ihm erfundenen… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
SLONIMSKY, SERGEI MIKHAILOVICH — (1932– ), Russian composer, pianist, and musicologist, son of the writer mikhail slonimski and nephew of nicolas slonimsky . Slonimsky was born in St. Petersburg and studied composition (at the age of 11) with Shebalin (in Moscow from 1943 to… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
SLONIMSKY, NICOLAS — (1894–1995), musicologist, lexicographer, composer, and conductor. Born in St. Petersburg, Slonimsky was the son of leonid slonimski and grandson of Ḥayyim Zelig Slonimski . He studied at the St. Petersburg Conservatory (piano with Vengerova, his … Encyclopedia of Judaism
SLONIMSKY, HENRY — (1884–1970), philosopher and writer, who was born in Russia, and was taken to the United States in 1890. He studied under hermann cohen and earned his Ph.D. in 1912 with a dissertation published as Heraklit und Parmenides (in: Philosophische… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Slonimsky's Earbox — is a 13 minute orchestral piece written by the prominent American composer, John Adams. The piece is a step toward integrating the standard minimalist techniques with a more complex contrapuntal style. The piece is based on Stravinsky s work, Le… … Wikipedia
СЛОНИ́МСКИЙ (Slonimsky) Николас (Николай Леонидович) — (Slonimsky) Николас (Николай Леонидович) (1894–1995), амер. музыковед, лексикограф, композитор. Род. в России. Ученик М. О. Штейнберга. С 1920 за рубежом. С 1923 в США. Выступал как дирижёр. Автор муз. сочинений, а также музыковедч. трудов,… … Биографический словарь
Slonimsky, Nicolas — born April 27, 1894, St. Petersburg, Russia died Dec. 25, 1995, Los Angeles, Calif., U.S. Russian born U.S. musicologist, conductor, and composer. He left the Soviet Union after studies at the St. Petersburg Conservatory and settled in the U.S.… … Universalium
Slonimsky, Nicolas — (27 abr. 1894, St. Petersburgo, Rusia–25 dic. 1995, Los Ángeles, Cal., EE.UU.). Musicólogo, director de orquesta y compositor estadounidense de origen ruso. Abandonó la Unión Soviética después de estudiar en el conservatorio de San Petersburgo y… … Enciclopedia Universal
