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Festival, Music

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Festival, Music
Fierceness (See SAVAGERY.)
Bayreuth
since 1876, international center for Wagner’s operas. [Opera Hist.: Thompson, 165]
Berkshire Music Festival
(Tanglewood) summer home of Boston Symphony since 1934. [Music Hist.: Thompson, 202–203]
Edinburgh Festival
internationally famous arts celebration since 1947. [Music Hist.: Thompson, 617]
Eisteddfod
ancient congress of bards, still held annually in Wales. [Music Hist.: Benét, 305]
Festival of the Two Worlds
(Spoleto Festival) founded in 1958 by Gian-Carlo Menotti and held annually in Spoleto, Italy. [Music Hist.: NCE, 2599]
Glyndebourne Festivals
annual operatic events held in Sussex, England since 1934. [Music Hist.: NCE, 1097]
Newport Jazz Festival
annual summer jazz celebration. [Am. Mus.: NCE, 1927]
Woodstock
300,000 rock music fans attended this festival held near Bethel, N.Y. (August 16, 1969). [Am. Music Hist.: EB, X: 741]


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During the four-day festival, music lovers will enjoy more than 50 performers at venues across the city.
Around 400 members of some of the nation's best brass bands converged on Birmingham city centre to perform as part of the National Festival, Music for Youth - the world's largest youth music festival.
Craig Noel, Old Globe Theatre director; George Tooker, painter; the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival, music competition and festival; and Andrew Wyeth, painter.
 
 
 
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