About Andrei Tudor
Lived 1907 – 1959 (aged 51). Andrei Tudor was a Romanian poet, musicologist, translator, journalist, biographer and editor.
Prose (1947) Moscow : The metropolis of the new world
Translations (1953) Leonid Lench Funny Stories
Musicology Books (1951) Sovietic music in full swing Pref.
(1957) Enescu
Essays (1945) A note on tradition in soviet music (1955) Eduard Caudella and the Romanian lyrical theatre (1959) New creative aspects of contemporary Romanian symphonic music
Articles
(1946) The Society of Rumanian Composers (1946) The Forthcoming Musical Season (1947) Rumanian Musicians and the Exchange of Culture (1947) Opening of the Season (1947) Rumanian Artistic Relations With Foreign Countries (1955) Rumanian Music Forges Ahead
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Who was Andrei Tudor?
Romanian poet and musicologist
When was Andrei Tudor born?
Andrei Tudor was born on 31 August 1907 in Brăila.
When did Andrei Tudor die?
Andrei Tudor died on 18 June 1959 in Bucharest.
What was Andrei Tudor's occupation?
Andrei Tudor was a poet, musicologist, translator, journalist, biographer and editor.
What nationality was Andrei Tudor?
Andrei Tudor was Romanian.
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