Nadia Boulanger
Published on Nov 25, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
LIFE
- Nadia was born in and died in Paris,France.
- She composed in the 20th century era.
- She played the piano and organ.
FAMILY AND LEARNING
- Nadia came from a musical family.
- She was a student at Paris Conservatory.
- She taught Aaron Copland and many others.
- She taught in Juilliard school, royal college of music and a few others.
ACHEIVEMENTS
- In her life time Boulanger was the first woman to conduct many major orchestras in America and Europe.
HOW SHE LEARNED
- After her father retired he taught her some things about music.
- After her fathers death she was devoted even more to music.
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MUSIC
- She wrote her music for pianos and organs.
- She also was a conductor for some orchestras.
WORLD WAR
- During world war1 she came to America and taught for awhile.
- After World War 1 Nadia helped found the American Conservatory.
FAMILY AND AGE OF DEATH
- Nadias husband was Max Deutsch.
- She also died at the age 96.
- Nadia had a sister named lili Boulanger.
- After her sisters death at 24 Nadia stopped composing and started tutoring.
- Nadia had no children at all.
PRELUDE IN F MINOR
- HTTP://YOUTU.BE/T12QCU-ZEP4
- This is my favorite composition form Nadia.
- The reason I like this is because all the different notes.
- She played the song on the organ and its put together nicely.
