Edward MacDowell

The composer Edward MacDowell, one of the original members, was a recognizable name a century ago, if only for his piano pieces, which were popular at a time when every respectable middle-class home had a piano.

Howard Kissel: The American Academy Howard Kissel 2011

The composer Edward MacDowell, one of the original members, was a recognizable name a century ago, if only for his piano pieces, which were popular at a time when every respectable middle-class home had a piano.

Howard Kissel: The American Academy Howard Kissel 2011

Edward MacDowell, who used to be the best-known of the bunch, is a decent enough composer, a minor Grieg; Arthur Foote has his points; J.K.

American Voices Lisa Hirsch 2009

Today, a new generation of artists thrives in the atmosphere created by composer Edward MacDowell and his wife, Marian.

President At Arts And Humanities Awards Ceremony ITY National Archives 1997

His good angel must have led Edward MacDowell to Peterboro.

Edward MacDowell Elizabeth Fry Page

Whatever there may be in the science of astrology, one who is familiar with the life and character of Edward MacDowell cannot fail to be impressed by the correctness of this delineation, so far as it goes.

Edward MacDowell Elizabeth Fry Page

This is not merely an appreciation of Edward MacDowell as a man and a composer, but a study of the influences and natural endowments that combined to produce his style, a comparison of his work with that of others who achieved fame in other branches of the fine arts, all of which he felt were closely allied and supplemental, and a glance at his ideals and their evolution at Peterboro.

Edward MacDowell Elizabeth Fry Page

His poems were collected some years after his death and published under the title of Book of Verses, by Edward MacDowell.

Edward MacDowell Porte, John F 1922

Edward MacDowell has been acclaimed America's greatest composer.

The World's Great Men of Music Brower, Harriette 1922

Edward MacDowell remained in close study at the Frankfort Conservatory for two years, his mother having in the meantime returned to America.

The World's Great Men of Music Brower, Harriette 1922