| Nationality: | American |
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Date & Place of Birth: |
March 9, 1910 - West Chester, PA. |
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Date & Place of Death: |
Data not currently available |
| Near Family: | Data not currently available |
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Main Place of Residence: |
Besides traveling in Europe, he lived in Philadelphia, and later settled in Mt. Kisco, N.Y. |
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Vocation (including composition): |
Apart from giving perfomances of his own works, he held a position early on as a church organist. |
| Major Work(s): |
His most famous work by far is the Adagio for Strings. |
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Interesting Facts: |
One of his symphonies includes the score for an electronic instrument than imitates radio signals. |
