Michael Head
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Michael (Dewar) Head
(b Eastbourne, 28 Jan 1900; d Cape Town, 24 Aug 1976). English composer. He was a pupil of Corder at the RAM (1919-25), where he taught from 1927. He is best known for his 85 songs, which fall between the popular ballad and the art song, which he performed widely in one-man recitals.
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Michael Head
Michael Head may refer to:
- Michael Head (composer) (1900–1976), British composer, pianist, organist and singer
- Michael Head (academic), Australian legal academic and lecturer
- Mick Head, English musician
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