patron of music

He was also a great patron of music and learning.

He is remembered especially as a great patron of music and art.

He had a distinguished career as a soldier and patron of music.

Paul Anton also played an important role as a patron of music.

Like his father, Leopold was a patron of music and a composer.

The title may also be conferred upon a nationally recognized patron of music.

He abandoned the tour there and was soon afterwards adopted by a wealthy patron of music.

She acted in particular as patron of music.

Church choirs grew in size, and the church remained an important patron of music.

His father, a farmer by occupation was an ardent lover and patron of music, though he lived hand to mouth.

They were also great patrons of music.

Besides being an able ruler, he was a patron of music and was a musician himself.

But it was as a patron of music that Ferdinando was most distinguished.

As a patron of music and theater.

Pauline was an ardent patron of music, and became a leader of fashionable society.

Sforza was famous as a patron of music.

Queen Mary of Hungary was a great patron of music.

He was not only a munificent patron of music, dance, drama, and poetry, but was himself a gifted composer.

The kings of Raj Darbhanga were great patrons of music, art, and culture.

David Browne suggested that the name may be derived from the patron of music, Saint Cecilia.

Raja Man Singh was a great warrior and great patron of Music.

In the 16th century the town was incorporated into the holdings of the Gonzaga family, who were patrons of music throughout the Renaissance.

Since he was an equally fervent patron of music, the renown of the town as a musical destination grew accordingly.

But when he was not away on military campaigns, he was busy in Florence and elsewhere as a patron of music and the arts.

Like his son, Cardinal Ottoboni, Prince Antonio was an enthusiastic patron of music.