Richard Hall
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Richard Hall
(b York, 16 Sept 1903; d Horsham, 24 May 1982). English composer. He studied at Cambridge and taught at the Royal Manchester College (1938-56), where his pupils included Birtwistle, Davies and Goehr. His works, including five symphonies (1941-64) and two string quartets, blend Hindemith and Schoenberg into a lyrical English style.
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Richard Hall
Richard Hall may refer to:
- Richard Hall (basketball)
- Richard Hall (composer) (1903–1982), British classical composer
- Richard Hall (footballer)
- Richard Hall (musician), Jamaican saxophone musician
- Richard Hall (politician) (1853–1918), coal merchant and politician in British Columbia, Canada
- Richard Hall (speedway rider)
- Rick Hall, American record producer, recording studio owner, music publisher and songwriter
- Rich Hall (musician), bassist for Naked in black! and Here Goes Everything
- Moby, born Richard Hall (born 1965), American DJ, songwriter, musician and singer
- Richard Edward Hall former Alberta MLA
See also
- Dick Hall, baseball
- Dick Hall (soccer)
- Rich Hall, U.S. comedian and writer
- Richie Hall, American football player
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Rich Hall's Vanishing America
(1986 Comedy Film)
Slippage: Tales From the Darkside (TV Episode)
(1984 TV Episode)
Arthur (Eckersley) Butterworth
(music)
Etude
(Classical Work)
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