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Stokowski Leopold
The career of Leopold Stokowski (1882-1977) was both long and colourful, but these factors ought not to detract from the demonstrable fact that he was one of the great conductors
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Stoecklin Ute
Ute Stoecklin, piano, born in Wilhelmshaven, Germany studied at the Music Academy in Basel. As an international concert performer she focuses mainly on chamber music and song of the 20th
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ArtNr. Artist1179

Stockton Miriam

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ArtNr. Artist1178

Stocks Sally
Sally Stocks has toured in Britain and abroad, having lived in Australia for nine years whilst Professor of Flute at Newcastle University, New South Wales. Since returning to England in
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Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra

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ArtNr. Artist1176

Steynor Matthew
Matthew Steynor was Organ Scholar at Queens’ College, Cambridge from 1998-2001. A former chorister of Guildford Cathedral, he held scholarships at the Royal Grammar School, Guildford, where he studied the
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ArtNr. Artist1175

Stewart Charles
Charles Stewart has been a member of Chilingirian Quartet since 1992. The Chilingirian, resident at the Royal College of Music, is one of the worlds most widely traveled quartets, having
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ArtNr. Artist1174

Stevens Risë

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ArtNr. Artist1173

Stevens R.

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Stephen Pamela Helen
Pamela Helen Stephen is widely regarded as one of Britain's leading lyric mezzo-sopranos. She made her professional debut at the Wexford Festival in 1990 as Cathleen in Nicholas Maw's THE
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ArtNr. Artist1171

Stellman Maxine

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