New Orleans can proudly be called the birthplace of jazz, but the city has also been a cradle for classical music. Opera was heard there as early as 1796. And just a few decades later, in 1829, the ...
New Orleans native Louis Moreau Gottschalk (1829—1969) was the first important American composer and pianist. The son of a Jewish business man and a Creole mother, Gottschalk was urbane and ...
New Orleans can proudly be called the birthplace of jazz, but the city has also been a cradle for classical music. Opera was heard there as early as 1796. And just a few decades later, in 1829, the ...
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