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Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

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Biography

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor was born on August 15, 1875, in Holborn, London. He began his musical education at Croydon Conservatory before enrolling at the Royal College of Music in 1890 to study composition under Charles Villiers Stanford. Coleridge-Taylor's breakthrough came in 1898 with the premiere of Hiawatha's Wedding Feast at the Royal College of Music, which became a significant success and was performed over two hundred times by 1904. He composed a variety of works, including piano pieces, chamber music, operas, and symphonies. Coleridge-Taylor faced racial barriers in Britain but was celebrated in the United States, conducting performances and being received by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1904. Despite his early death from pneumonia on September 1, 1912, his work continued to be performed, notably at the Royal Albert Hall until 1939, under the direction of Malcolm Sargent.
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  2.   Four Characteristic Valses, op. 22: Valse rustique
  3.   Four Characteristic Valses, op. 22: Valse bohémienne
  4.   I. Introduction (Orch. Chris Cameron) featuring Kevin John Edusei
  5.   Four Characteristic Valses, op. 22: Valse de la Reine
  6.   Hiawatha's Wedding Feast: Onaway! Awake, beloved!
  7.   Four Characteristic Valses, op. 22: Valse mauresque
  8.   IV. African Dance (Orch. Chris Cameron) featuring Kevin John Edusei
  9.   II. A Love Song (Orch. Chris Cameron) featuring Kevin John Edusei
  10.   Hiawatha's Wedding Feast: Very boastful was lagoo
  11.   Hiawatha's Wedding Feast: Thus the gentle Chibiabos
  12.   III. Valse (Orch. Chris Cameron) featuring Kevin John Edusei
  13.   I. Le caprice de Nannette featuring Chineke! Orchestra
  14.   II. Demande et réponse featuring Chineke! Orchestra
  15.   IV. La tarantelle frétillante featuring Chineke! Orchestra
  16.   Othello Suite, op. 79: Children's Intermezzo
  17.   Petite Suite de Concert, op. 77: La Tarantelle frétillante
  18.   Petite Suite de Concert, op. 77: Un Sonnet d'amour
  19.   Petite Suite de Concert, op. 77: Demande et réponse
  20.   Petite Suite de Concert, op. 77: Le Caprice de Nanette
  21.   III. Un sonnet d'amour featuring Chineke! Orchestra
  22.   Hiawatha's Wedding Feast: Then said they to Chibiabos
  23.   No. 5, Dance. Vivace by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
  24.   Coleridge-Taylor: Ballade in A Minor, Op. 33: II. A tempo - Tranquillo e molto espressivo by Chineke! Orchestra
  25.   No. 4, Minuet - Trio. Allegro moderato by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
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