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Sanjuán, Pedro, 1886-1976

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Personal name headingSanjuán, Pedro, 1886-1976
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Variant(s)San Juán, Pedro, 1886-1976
Associated countrySpain United States
Associated placeSpartanburg (S.C.)
LocatedHavana (Cuba)
Birth date1886-11-15
Death date1976-10-18
Place of birthSan Sebastián (Spain)
Place of deathWashington (D.C.)
Field of activityConducting Composition (Music)
AffiliationHavana Philharmonic Orchestra
Converse College
Profession or occupationConductors (Music) Music teachers Composers University and college faculty members
Composition teachers (Music) College teachers
Found inHis La macumba [SR] 1957: labels (Pedro Sanjuán)
Baker, 8th ed. (Sanjuán, Pedro; b. 11-15-1886, San Sebastián, d. 10-18-76, Washington, D.C.; conductor, teacher, composer)
Encyclopedia.com, January 22, 2019 (Sanjuán, Pedro, Spanish-born American conductor, teacher, and composer; b. San Sebastian, Nov. 15, 1886; d. Washington, D.C., Oct. 18, 1976. He studied composition with Turina. After conducting in Europe, he went to Havana, where he organized the Havana Phil. (1926); was also a teacher of composition there, numbering Roldán, Caturla, and other Cuban composers among his pupils. After a sojourn in Madrid (1932-36), he again conducted the Havana Phil. (1939-42); in 1942 he was appointed prof. of composition at Converse Coll. in Spartanburg, S.C. In 1947 he became a naturalized American citizen)
Eastman School Senior Symphony Band, ©2022: notes Pedro San Juán, born 1886)