MacDowell
[muh k-dou-uh l]
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noun
Edward Alexander,1861–1908, U.S. composer and pianist.
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Contemporary Examples of macdowell
I was at MacDowell three days after the miscarriage and tried to write that piece.
I was reminded of the MacDowell Colony, where we first met.
Historical Examples of macdowell
MacDowell is our highest type as yet; but others will come who will carry the standard higher.
Vocal MasteryHarriette Brower
MacDowell's impulse toward significant expression was not slow in declaring itself.
Edward MacDowellLawrence Gilman
It remains, even to-day, one of MacDowell's most characteristic and admirable performances.
Edward MacDowellLawrence Gilman
MacDowell has met little or none of that critical recalcitrance that blocked the early success of so many masters.
Contemporary American ComposersRupert Hughes
No one is a more earnest student of these effects than MacDowell.
Contemporary American ComposersRupert Hughes