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Brian Easdale (10 August 1909 – 30 October 1995) was a British composer of operatic, orchestral, choral and film music, best known for his ballet film score The Red Shoes of 1948. Life [ edit ] Easdale was born in Manchester , and was educated at Westminster Abbey School and the Royal College of Music , where he was a pupil of Armstrong Gibbs ...
Nov 4, 1995 · Brian Easdale, composer; born August 10, 1909, died October 30, 1995. ... fashion-model wife Melinda. Since they got talking one day six years ago in a local St John's Wood hostelry, Blue Johnson ...
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Nov 15, 2020 · The Easdales now have 850 new houses and 147 acres to play with. The sprawling ex-IBM computer plant at Spango Valley in their hometown of Greenock is also to be redeveloped by the brothers, to ...
Nov 15, 2020 · The Easdales now have 850 new houses and 147 acres to play with. The sprawling ex-IBM computer plant at Spango Valley in their hometown of Greenock is also to be redeveloped by the brothers, to the tune of £100m. The brothers say they have another 220 acres in Scotland, earmarked for up 1,800 homes.
Trivia. IMDbPro. All topics. Biography. Brian Easdale. Jump to Edit. Overview. Born. August 10, 1909 · Manchester, England, UK. Died. October 30, 1995 · London, England, UK (undisclosed) Mini Bio. Brian studied under Gordon Jacob and Armstrong Gibbs at the RCM (Royal College of Music).
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Brian Easdale. Composer: The Red Shoes. Brian studied under Gordon Jacob and Armstrong Gibbs at the RCM (Royal College of Music). He wrote his first opera (Rapunzel) at the age of 17 and at age 20 had the honor of having a Dead March processional he had written performed by the London Symphony Orchestra under Sir 'Malcolm Sargent'.
The brothers who started their billion pound empire in a scrapyard. Net worth: £1.363bnSource of wealth: Transport and propertyRank on the Rich List: 129 (new entry)Mayfair on a summer’s day.
