Dello Joio

American  

[del-oh joi-oh] / ˈdɛl oʊ ˈdʒɔɪ oʊ /

noun

1. Norman, 1913–2008, U.S. composer and pianist.

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Example Sentences

Dello Joio, born in New York, probably thought the future of this piece was assured when it was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1957.

From New York Times

The Taylor company’s performance of Graham’s “Diversion” sang; the choreography’s lyrical current and interconnection with its music — it’s accompanied by a neo-Romantic orchestral score by Norman Dello Joio — have never seemed clearer.

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Here the Orchestra of St. Luke’s rose to make the most of Norman Dello Joio’s score; controversy arises about how the Taylor dancers handled the Graham choreography.

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“Diversion of Angels,” Graham’s playful dance set to the music of Norman Dello Joio, will have its Taylor premiere on March 23.

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Now done up in baroque décor, it was where fairgoers watched a 360-degree panoramic documentary, “From Every Horizon,” with a score by Norman Dello Joio.

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