# Douglas Moore
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Douglas Stuart Moore (August 10, 1893 – July 25, 1969) was an American composer, songwriter, organist, pianist, conductor, educator, actor, and author. A composer who mainly wrote works with an American subject, his music is generally characterized by lyricism in a popular or conservative style which generally eschewed the more experimental progressive trends of musical modernism. Composer Virgil Thomson described Moore as a neoromantic composer who was influenced by American folk music.
Episode 63: The Importance of the Black Male Teacher with Reverend Douglas Moore...
Rod, Scott, and Norm wrap up their series on educating the Black community in the pandemic and beyond as well as the need for more African American teachers especially male with high school educator and football coach Rev Douglas Moore...
'The Ballad of Baby Doe'
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On today’s date in 1956, one of the most successful of all American operas had its first performance at the Center Opera House in Colorado. The Ballad of Baby Doe was created by composer Douglas Moore and librettist John Latouche, and was based on a real-life tale of love and loss that had…
Episode 160. Donald Gramm
Dear ones, I present to you today the extraordinarily versatile bass-baritone and my fellow native Milwaukeean Donald Gramm (1927-1983), one of the central house singers at both the Metropolitan Opera and New York City Opera from the 1960s through his premature death at the age of 56. Gifted with a…
Episode 162. NYCO Divas: An Introduction
Today is the final regular episode of Season Three of Countermelody, as well as the last of my summer series documenting musical life in New York City during the years 1950 through 1975. I am thrilled to start what I hope will be an occasional series of episodes that will drop throughout Season Fou…
Murders in Meadowvale: Robert Grewal, Joseph Manchisi and Rene Charlebois
Episode 313: Douglas Donald Moore, known in Meadowvale, Ontario, as a drug supplier for young teens, gained notoriety in Mississauga for killing three young men before taking his own life in his jail cell while awaiting trial on 11 charges for sexual assaults on three boys. Peel Regional Police as…
Dustoff: The Lifesaving Legacy of Col. Douglas Moore's 1,874 Vietnam Combat Missions
The heroism of Vietnam War helicopter pilots rarely receives the spotlight it deserves, but Colonel Douglas Moore's story stands as a testament to extraordinary courage under fire. With over 1,874 combat missions flown and 2,782 wounded soldiers evacuated during his two tours in Vietnam, Moore's ex…
THE MUSIC ITSELF
For this week's listening segment, your host Jesse discusses two short English-language operas that couldn't be more different: Douglas Moore's Gallantry: A Soap Opera (1958) and Du Yun's Angel's Bone (2016). Next: covering Henry Kingsbury's seminal ethnography of a certain American conservatory, M…
Bonus: Giants in the Earth Revisited
In 2020, Dave and Andrew released their 9th episode, covering Douglas Moore's forgotten opera Giants in the Earth without being able to hear it or even see the score. Now, after 50 years after the last performance, Giants in the Earth has appeared again in a new production by the South Dakota Symph…
Ep 167 - New Adventures in Music 9
New Adventures in Music is a series within a series about the thrill of musical discovery and the joy of listening. This weeks new and releases include 2 songs from French tenor Cyrille Dubois new album So Poétique !, 3 selections from Doulas Moore’s opera Giants in the Earth, a track from the Lond…
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