Bucky Covington - Aint No Thing (Chorus)

LOCKSPEYSER (Lockspeiser) Edward (b. 21 V 1905, London) - English musicologist and composer. He studied composition from A. Tansman (1922–25) and N. Boulanger (1926) in Paris, from J. Rufer in Berlin and C. X. Keatson and B. van Diren to the King. musesCollege (1929-1930) in London, later engaged in the same conducting at the same time. M. Sargent. In 1934 he organized the Toynbee Hall Orchestra, which he directed for 2 years. In 1936-38 muses. critic gas. Yorkshire Post. Collaborated in other English., Amer. and french.periodic editions. In 1942-51, the department was cut. BBC music. Since 1953, conductor of the London Goldsboro Orchestra. As a musicologist worked hl. arr. in the area of ​​French music (awarded the French insignia for merit in folk education). The author of one of the best and most complete biographies of C. Debussy. Published Sat Debussy's unpublished letters (Lettres inedites a A. Caplet. [1908-1914], [1957]); under the editorship ofL. also published a book by H. Hell about F. Pulenka (1959) and “The New History of Music” (“A new history of music”, 1943; actually revised) by A. Pruenier. The author of the concert for fp. and a brass band (1925), a ballet suite, an overture of Pescallo (1927), a string quartet (1928), a suite for flute, film music; ed. only 2 romances of L. (R., 1926).