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De Koven

American  
[di koh-vuhn] / dɪ ˈkoʊ vən /

noun

  1. (Henry Louis) Reginald, 1861–1920, U.S. composer, conductor, and music critic.


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A few days later Jean De Koven was picked up in the lobby of the Hotel des Ambassadeurs by a young man known only as "Bobby," who spoke English with a strong German accent.

From Time Magazine Archive

Today, a segment of the public has also settled, quite happily, for De Koven.

From Time Magazine Archive

The dazzlingly elegant De Koven wrote 20 operettas and two grand operas.

From Time Magazine Archive

De Koven has resolutely banished all commercial sponsors, buys all the records he uses.

From Time Magazine Archive

The origin of the fire was never in doubt: It had begun in a barn at 137 De Koven Street.

From "The Great Fire" by Jim Murphy

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