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Denis ApIvor (14 April 1916 – 27 May 2004) was a British composer, best known for his ballet score Blood Wedding. He had a parallel career as a consultant anaesthetist.

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rdfs:label	Denis ApIvor (en) Denis ApIvor (fr) Denis ApIvor (pl)
rdfs:comment	Denis ApIvor (14 April 1916 – 27 May 2004) was a British composer, best known for his ballet score Blood Wedding. He had a parallel career as a consultant anaesthetist. (en) Denis ApIvor, né le 14 avril 1916 à Collinstown, Comté de Westmeath, en Irlande et mort le 27 mai 2004, est un compositeur britannique de musique sérielle comme Humphrey Searle et Elisabeth Lutyens. Il est également médecin anesthésiste. (fr) Denis ApIvor (ur. 14 kwietnia 1916 w Collinstown w hrabstwie Westmeath, zm. 27 maja 2004 w Robertsbridge w hrabstwie East Sussex) – urodzony w Irlandii brytyjski kompozytor pochodzenia walijskiego. (pl)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robertsbridge Royal Opera House Elisabeth Lutyens Bernard van Dieren Alfred Rodrigues People educated at Hereford Cathedral School Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth University College London University of Leeds Collinstown Constant Lambert County Westmeath Norman Adams (British artist) Christ Church, Oxford Edward Clark (conductor) English National Opera Frank Lloyd (horn player) Frederick Delius Andrée Howard Anton Webern 1916 births 2004 deaths 20th-century British male musicians 20th-century classical composers Alumni of Corpus Christi College, Oxford British Army personnel of World War II Male opera composers 20th-century British composers British classical composers British opera composers British anaesthetists Adrian Boult Alan Rawsthorne Alban Berg Alfred Jarry Esther Forbes Eugene Aynsley Goossens Federico García Lorca Cecil Gray (composer) William Glock Queen's Hall Hereford Cathedral School Isabel Nicholas Telscombe Arnold Schoenberg Twelve-tone and serial composers People from County Westmeath British male classical composers T. S. Eliot BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Ferruccio Busoni Serialism Wozzeck Peter Warlock Nicholas Kraemer The Royal Ballet Patrick Hadley

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