John Hollingsworth
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| Gender | Male |
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| Death | 61 years ago |
| Date of birth | March 20,1916 |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
| Born | Enfield |
| United Kingdom | |
| Date of died | December 29,1963 |
| Died | London |
| United Kingdom | |
| Genres | Classical |
| Albums | Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker Suite |
| 발레모음곡 백조의 호수 | |
| Songs | Nutcracker Ballet Suite: Pas de Deus |
| Dracula Main Theme | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 14 Pas De Deux | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 1, Tableau 1 - No. 2 March | |
| Here Be Oysters | |
| The Mummy Main Theme | |
| I'll Sing and Dance | |
| I Long for the Sun | |
| Robbers' March | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 13 Waltz Of The Flowers | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 14 Variation 2 | |
| Music for the Royal Fireworks, Minuet No. 2 | |
| Anytime's Kissing Time | |
| Coralline | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 1, Tableau 2 - No. 8 Pine Forest In Winter | |
| Water Music Passepied | |
| Mahbubah | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 12 Divertissement; C. Tea | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 12 Divertissement; B. Coffee | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 14 Coda | |
| When a Pullet Is Plump | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 1, Tableau 1 - No. 5 Grandfather's Dance | |
| The Kiss of the Vampire Main Theme | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 12 Divertissement; F. Dance Of The Clowns | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 15 Apotheosis | |
| I Love Thee So | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 2, Tableau 3 - No. 15 Final Waltz | |
| The Nutcracker: Act 1, Tableau 1 - No. 7 The Battle | |
| Behold | |
| I Built a Fairy Palace | |
| The Sleeping Beauty Ballet Suite, Op 66: Prologue And Act 1, Coda - Finale | |
| Swan Lake : Act I | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1555335 |
John Hollingsworth Life story
John Hollingsworth was a British orchestral conductor prominent in the concert hall, the ballet and opera theatre, and the film studio. He was Sir Malcolm Sargent's assistant conductor at The Proms, where he conducted over 60 times including some world and British premieres.
