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HALE, Irene (nee Baumgros, Baungros or Baumgras) (pseud. Victor Rene) 19th-century American composer. Syracuse, NY. She was the wife of Philip Hale, an eminent Boston music critic. She studied at the Cincinnati Conservatory, where she was awarded the Springer gold medal in 1881 and under Oscar Raif and Moszkowski in Berlin. She published a number of piano compositions under her pseudonym. Compositions PIANO Sort by:DefaultTitleAscendingDescending Pieces incl.: Quatre pensées poetiques, op. 16…

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