- Shapero
Shapero is a
surname and may refer to one of the following people;*
Harold Shapero , American composer
*Rich Shapero , American venture capitalist, musician and authorSee also
*
Shapiro
*Schapiro
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Shapero — Recorded in many forms including Sapir, Saphir, Saphire, Saphyr, Schapera, Shapera, Shapero, Shapiro, Spier, and Spire, this is a surname of English, German, and Askenasic origins, of which there are at least three. However it has to said that… … Surnames reference
SHAPERO, HAROLD — (Samuel; 1920– ), U.S. composer and pianist. Born in Lynn, Massachusetts, Shapero studied the piano with Eleanor Kerr and composition with Sergey Slonimsky (1936–37), Ernst Krenek (1937), Walter Piston (1938–41), Paul Hindemith (1940–41), and… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
SHAPERO, NATE S. — SHAPERO, NATE S. (1892–1990), U.S. business executive. Shapero s business career in his native Detroit made him one of the leading men in the pharmaceutical industry and a director of the National Bank of Detroit. Shapero served in the U.S. Navy… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Shapero, Harold — (b. 1920) American composer. He was born in Lynn, Massachusetts, and became professor of composition at Brandeis University in 1952. Some of his works deal with Jewish themes … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
Harold Shapero — For the mathematics professor, see Harold S. Shapiro. For the economics professor, see Harold T. Shapiro. Harold Samuel Shapero (born 29 April 1920) is an American composer.LifeEarly yearsBorn in Lynn, Massachusetts, Shapero and his family later… … Wikipedia
Rich Shapero — (1948 ) is an American venture capitalist [ [http://www.cpvp.com/inside/rshapero.html Crosspoint: Rich Shapero ] ] who moonlights as a musician and novelist. He grew up in Los Angeles and went to college at Berkeley, California. [… … Wikipedia
Joseph H. Bearns Prize — The Joseph H. Bearns Prize in Music was established on February 3, 1921 by Lillia M. Bearns, in memory of her father. It was her desire to encourage talented young composers in the United States. The Prize, administered by Columbia University, is … Wikipedia
Paul Hindemith — (16 November 1895 ndash; 28 December 1963) was a German composer, violist, violinist, teacher, music theorist and conductor. Biography Born in Hanau, Germany, Hindemith was taught the violin as a child. He entered the Hochsche Konservatorium in… … Wikipedia
Irving Fine — Irving Gifford Fine (December 3 1914 ndash; August 23 1962) was an American composer. Fine s work assimilated neo classical, romantic and, later, serial elements. Composer Virgil Thompson described Fine s unusual melodic grace while Aaron Copland … Wikipedia
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