| Title: | Loder, Edward (1809-1865): Composer, conductor |
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| Description: | Loder, Edward (1809-1865): English composer and conductor whose family sent him to Frankfurt in 1826, to study under Ferdinand Ries. He returned to England in 1828 and embarked on a successful career as an opera conductor in London. He composed all the songs for Never Judge by Appearances, a series of solos and duets performed by Henri Drayton and his wife at the Adelphi that ran five nights in the 1858-59 season. |
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| 1st Performance: | Jul 7, 1859 |
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| Theatre: | Adelphi |
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| Source: | Via Wikipedia: Portrait of Edward James Loder as it appeared on the first page of the London Illustrated News, November 27, 1858., Jul 7, 1859 |
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Via Wikipedia: Portrait of Edward James Loder as it appeared on the first page of the London Illustrated News, November 27, 1858., Jul 7, 1859
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