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'''Steve Houben''' (born 19 March 1950 in [[Liège]], [[Belgium]]) is a Belgian [[jazz]] saxophonist and flutist.<ref name=jaz ...ton. When he returned to Belgium, he established the jazz seminar at the [[Liège]] conservatory, in association with [[Henri Pousseur]]. In his long career ...

...m|isbn=978-0-8264-7436-0}}</ref> His is a professor at the [[University of Liège]], where he lectures on the history and culture of [[Wallonia]]. ...enced by [[jug band|jug]] and [[washboard (musical instrument)|washboard]] musicians including the [[Memphis Jug Band]], the Cannon Jug Stompers, [[Washboard Sa ...

...saxophonist [[Laurent Dehors]]. Beside this, he also played with various musicians such as [[Garrett List]], [[Henri Pousseur]], [[Michel Hatzigeorgiou]], [[K He is now a teacher at ''Conservatoire de Liège'' (one of his courses is called ''Chamber Rock''). He also is part of the ...

...emigrated to [[France]], and was replaced by Kaer and Pavé, 2 rappers from Liège. The group changed names again, now to ''Starflam'' (the reverse [[anagram] [[Category:French-language musical groups from Belgium]] ...

Gagnebin was born on 13 March 1886 in [[Liège]], the son of Henri-Auguste Gagnebin, a pastor, and Adolphine Heshuysen, a [[Category:Musicians from Liège]] ...

...supplement that contains 412 fingerings and [[Bow (music)|bowings]] taken from his time studying with [[Rodolphe Kreutzer]]. He was an excellent [[String ...Ambroise Delaveux who then secured for him, from the local authorities of Liège, a scholarship at the [[Conservatoire de Paris]],<ref name="Lahee">{{cite b ...

...n the Evangelist, Liège|collegiate church of St John the Evangelist]] in [[Liège]], where he was a [[succentor]]. In the mid-1420s he visited [[Rome]], movi ...tained until 1443. In 1445 he moved to Liège, where he had a post at the [[Liège Cathedral|collegiate church of St. Paul]]. A notice of 22 October 1455 of a ...

...which established his reputation as one of the greatest of [[virtuoso]]s. From 1848 to 1867 he held the position of principal professor of violin playing [[Category:Musicians from Liège]] ...

...at the [[Royal Conservatory of Liège]].<ref name="Grove" /> List died in [[Liège]], Belgium, aged 76.<ref name="Bel" /> * Zimmerman, Walter, ''Desert Plants – Conversations with 23 American Musicians'', Berlin: Beginner Press in cooperation with Mode Records, 2020 (originall ...

Hasselmans was born in [[Liège]], Belgium. He studied initially at the [[Conservatoire de Strasbourg|Conse ...3A%22hasselmans%2C+alphonse%2C+1845-1912%22 Scores by Alphonse Hasselmans] from the [[International Harp Archives]] on archive.org ...

| birth_place = [[Liège]] | education = Liège Conservatoire ...

...leroi Technical University. In 1982, he attended the [[jazz]] seminar in [[Liège]]. At that time, he played with [[Jaco Pastorius]] (his main influence), [[ [[Category:Belgian jazz musicians]] ...

...e Grove, Stanley Sadie, John Tyrrell The new Grove dictionary of music and musicians Volume 21 2001 p639</ref><ref>Paul Henry Lang Music in Western civilization ...um]], and, following the early death of his father was, like many children from the then-Spanish Netherlands, recruited as a child to serve as a choir boy ...

...ka Moon]].<ref name="Belgium" /> Besides, he has performed with many other musicians.<ref name="Belgium" /> ...d with choreographer [[Alain Platel]] to create "Requiem pour L", in which musicians and dancers "perform a new version of Mozart’s Requiem while slow-motion fo ...

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...s in Belgium: in 1958, the [[Orchestre Royal de Chambre de Wallonie]] in [[Liège]]; and in 1990, the string quartet [[L'Arte del Suono]] in Brussels. ...atoire royal de Bruxelles'' and professor of violin at the Conservatory of Liège (1962–1974). She was on the jury of the [[Queen Elizabeth Competition]] in ...

'''Hayne van Ghizeghem''' ({{circa}} 1445 – from 1472 to 1497) was a [[Franco-Flemish School|Franco-Flemish]] composer of th ...'s bitter rival would have been an offense easy to forgive, for Burgundian musicians of the time were highly prized. ...

...' is used more loosely to mean all European music of the 13th century, and from slightly before. ...{{Cite journal |last1=Tanay |first1=Dorit |date=1992 |title=The Transition from the Ars Antiqua to the Ars Nova: Evolution or Revolution? |journal=Musica D ...

...opera ''[[Prisoner of the Caucasus (opera)|Prisoner of the Caucasus]]'' in Liège in 1886. Cui's collection of piano pieces entitled ''À Argenteau'' is a mu *Bronne, Carlo. ''La Comtesse de Mercy-Argenteau''. 2nd ed. Liège: Soledi, 1945. ...

|name= Juliana of Liège ...emonstratensian|Premonstratensian Order]])<br>([[Roman Catholic Diocese of Liège]]) ...