LC control no. | no 92033159 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Sanjuán, Pedro, 1886-1976 |
Variant(s) | San Juán, Pedro, 1886-1976 |
Associated country | Spain United States |
Associated place | Spartanburg (S.C.) |
Located | Havana (Cuba) |
Birth date | 1886-11-15 |
Death date | 1976-10-18 |
Place of birth | San Sebastián (Spain) |
Place of death | Washington (D.C.) |
Field of activity | Conducting Composition (Music) |
Affiliation | Havana Philharmonic Orchestra Converse College |
Profession or occupation | Conductors (Music) Music teachers Composers University and college faculty members Composition teachers (Music) College teachers |
Found in | His 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) |