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Meaning of "mackerras"
mackerras (noun) - A surname of Scottish origin. It is a relatively rare surname and may be used to identify a person's family line or heritage
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Mackerras was the eldest of seven children.
The synthesising work of Colin Mackerras is nevertheless useful.
I trust Mackerras told you enough to be useful.
However the star of the evening was NOT Mackerras.
I trust Mackerras taught you enough to be useful.
Mudie became ill, and the young Charles Mackerras was appointed to deputise for him.
Mackerras and his family were Gilbert and Sullivan fans.
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment/Charles Mackerras.
Charles Mackerras on CD: five of the best recordings.
Bequested to the NGV… but not in their listing Charles Mackerras.
Mackerras died Wednesday night in London, according to the management firm Askonas Holt.
Conductor and musicologist Sir Charles Mackerras died on July 14 at age 84.
I trust Mackerras told you enough to be useful . Frobisher, is it?
Mackerras is survived by his wife, Judy, and their daughter, Catherine.
The following is a Mackerras pendulum for the New South Wales state election, 2015.
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Mackerras himself wrote, and I quote.
I trust Mackerras taught you enough to be useful. A Frobisher, is it?
At age 16, Mackerras studied oboe, piano and composition at the NSW State Conservatorium of Music.
Tridgell and Mackerras [ 28 ] describe the " rsync " algorithm, which accomplishes something similar to delta encoding.
The 1994 Mackerras recording, featuring grand opera singers in the principal roles, is musically well regarded.
Sir Charles Mackerras held the position of Conductor Laureate until his death in 2010.
On 6 February 1947, Mackerras sailed for England on the RMS Rangitiki intending to pursue conducting.
