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Article: OBITUARY: Fritz Spiegl.(Comment)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  March 25, 2003 ;     635 words ...FRITZ Spiegl, who died on Sunday,aged 77, was ... collaboration with his first wife Bridget Fry. Fritz Spiegl's father,from Zurndorf on the Hungarian ... writing,art and architecture.'' Fritz Spiegl had three daughters from his first marriage ...

Article: Obituary Fritz Spiegl
The Scotsman;  March 28, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Fritz Spiegl, musician, journalist and broadcaster ... and-out British eccentric. Yet Fritz Spiegl was born in Vienna and in his early ... notably for Radio 4's Start the Week. Fritz Spiegl was born of Jewish/Catholic parents ...

Article: How are you spelling that? Nicholas Bagnall relishes an anthology ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  September 7, 2003 ;     692 words ...FRITZ SPIEGL , who died last spring with this book ... howlers are more serious; we share Fritz Spiegl's natural irritation, for example ... because people make mistakes in it. Fritz Spiegl surely knew that, of course. He knew ...

Article: Obituary: Fritz Spiegl Liverpool's Renaissance man
The Independent - London;  March 31, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... friend," said Walter Cook of the New York Institute of Art in the 1930s; "he shakes the tree and I pick up the apples." Fritz Spiegl was one of the apples which fell to earth in Britain; in time he ripened into a national institution - musician, columnist ...

Article: Why Fritz loved his uk theme; As the BBC tries to drop his music, ...
The Mail on Sunday (London, England);  January 29, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... To others, it is an annoying radio jingle full of false jollity, and hard to stomach at 5.30 in the morning. But for Fritz Spiegl, the Austrian-born wartime refugee who composed the UK Theme for Radio 4 30 years ago, the arrangement of anthems such ...

Article: interiors: A house filled with drama; real rooms Jane Gallagher ...
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  August 26, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... outside Liverpool city centre for 35 years. And her husband was, of course, the late legendary humorist and composer, Fritz Spiegl. Famous for numerous achievements, including playing in the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, setting up The Scouse ...

Article: Scouse is evolving still; While other accents merge and soften, ...
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  June 17, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... DOPTED Merseysider and language expert Fritz Spiegl once described the Liverpool accent as ... his finding at a language conference at Edge Hill College today, says:``Scouse also ... PhD in linguistics at Ormskirk-based Edge Hill College, says:``In the 1970s, people ...