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Jan 28, 2018 · di BONAVENTURA--Mario. Conductor and music educator, Mario di Bonaventura died at home on December 17, 2017 at age 93. A career spanning seven decades, the Maestro conducted over 70 orchestras worldwi
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Jun 14, 2017 · Mario di Bonaventura (Arranger) Born: February 20, 1924 - Follansbee, West Virginia, USA. The American conductor, music educator, and music publisher, Mario di Bonaventura,, brother of the American pianist and teacher, Anthony di Bonaventura ( b 1930), studied violin; was a pupil in composition in Paris of Nadia Boulanger (1947-1953) and in ...
His father, Mario di Bonaventura, was a symphony conductor, and his uncle, Anthony di Bonaventura, was a concert pianist. Di Bonaventura serves as chair of the Creative Council for Represent.Us, a nonpartisan anti-corruption organization. He has served on the Claremont Graduate University Board of Trustees since 2015. Filmography
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Biography. Mario di Bonaventura was born in 1928. He was director of music at the Hopkins Center from its opening in 1962 through 1969. He conceived and organized the music programs for the Congregation of the Arts. Di Bonaventura distinguished himself throughout his life as a conductor, composer, violinist, pianist, educator and arts ...
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Bonaventura, Mario diBonaventura, Mario di, American conductor, music educator, and music publisher, brother of Anthony di Bonaventura; b. Follansbee, W.Va., Feb. 20, 1924. He studied violin, was a pupil in composition in Paris of Boulanger (1947–53), and in conducting at the Salzburg Mozarteum and in Paris of Markevitch; received instruction ...
Dates. Existence: 1924 - 2017 Biography. Mario di Bonaventura (born February 20, 1924, Follansbee, WV, died December 17, 2017, New York, NY) studied violin as a youth and then travelled to Paris to become a pupil of Nadia Boulanger and Luigi Dallapiccola in composition and Igor Markevitch in conducting.
In 1975, Mario di Bonaventura — then-Director of Publications of G. Schirmer — heard Giya Kancheli's Symphony No. 4 at a Trans-Caucasian festival in the former Soviet Union. Kancheli was not yet known in the West, but di Bonaventura was so struck by the music, he offered the composer his first Western commission.
