Impresario, from the Italian impresa, an enterprise or undertaking, is a traditional term still ... Sol Hurok; Quincy Jones; Lincoln Kirstein; Cameron Mackintosh

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Hurok, Sol (hy r`?k, y r`?), 1888?1974, American impresario, b. Russia. Emigrating to the United States in 1906, Hurok was a peddler, streetcar conductor, bottlewasher, and ...

It was through the persistent efforts of Billy King, Marian Anderson's Philadelphia-born accompanist, that impresario Sol Hurok became aware of the contralto.

Sol Hurok (Solomon Isiaevich Hurok; born Solomon Izrailevich Gurkov, Russian ??????? ?????????? ??????) (April 9, 1888, Ukraine ? March 5, 1974, New York ...

Sol Hurok Hurok, Sol (1888?1974), producer. The Russian?born impresario, best known for his work in the fields of music and ballet, frequently brought

OPEN_P]"Stop them!" cried portly Impresario Sol Hurok to his flabbergasted pressagents. After 35 years of trying, Hurok had finally signed Moscow's famed Bolshoi Ballet for an...

Hurok, Sol (hy r`?k, y r`?), 1888?1974, American impresario, b. Russia. Emigrating to the United States in 1906, Hurok was a peddler, streetcar conductor, bottlewasher, and ...

Hur·ok   (hy r k), Solomon Known as "Sol." 1888-1974. Russian-born American impresario who sponsored a number of concert series in New York City. Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms ...

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