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Bronia Josefowicz (/ˈliːlə dʒoʊˈsɛfəwɪts/ LEE-lə joh-SEF-ə-witz; born
October 20, 1977) is an American-Canadian
classical violinist.
Josefowicz was born...
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House of the Dead. In 2012 his
violin concerto written for
Leila Josefowicz won the
Grawemeyer Award for
Music Composition. In
March 2014 he was awarded...
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Lucjan Józefowicz (30 June 1935 – 30
September 2023) was a
Polish cyclist. He
competed in the
individual pursuit at the 1964
Summer Olympics. Józefowicz...
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Buchwald &
Josefowicz 2020, p. 388.
Buchwald &
Josefowicz 2020, pp. 384–386.
Adkins &
Adkins 2000, pp. 180–181.
Buchwald &
Josefowicz 2020, p. 385....
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Symphony Orchestra. It was
written specifically for the
violinist Leila Josefowicz, who
performed its
world premiere with the New York
Philharmonic under...
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result of a
collaboration between Salonen and
Canadian violinist Leila Josefowicz, when his
position as the
conductor of the Los
Angeles Philharmonic was...
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Engineering & Science, 66 (2003), nr. 4, 20–31. Jed Z.
Buchwald &
Diane Greco Josefowicz, The
Zodiac of Paris: How an
Improbable Controversy over an
Ancient Egyptian...
- "dramatic symphony" for
violin and orchestra.
Written for
violinist Leila Josefowicz, who
frequently performed Adams's
Violin Concerto and The
Dharma at Big...
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actress Leïla
Jaffel (born 1960),
Tunisian politician and
jurist Leila Josefowicz (born 1977),
American violinist Leila Kasra (1939–1989),
Iranian poet...
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Stephen D. Houston,
anthropologist Mary Jackson,
weaver and
sculptor Leila Josefowicz,
violinist Alexei Kitaev,
physicist Walter Kitundu,
instrument maker and...
