Tõnu Sepp
Instrument maker and educator
Born
June 14th, 1946
79 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Estonia
Links & References
An Estonian instrument maker and educator, contributed significantly to the field of traditional music and instrument crafting. Educated many students in luthier skills and emphasized the importance of maintaining cultural heritage through music. Created unique instruments that incorporated traditional techniques with modern influences. Worked closely with various musicians and ensembles to support the Estonian music scene.
Taught lutherie at the Estonian Academy of Music
Crafted traditional Estonian string instruments
Promoted Estonian musical heritage
Other People Born on June 14th
Tonie Campbell
This athlete specialized in the 110-meter hurdles and competed in international events. Participation in the 1984 Summer Olympics occurred in Los Angeles, representing the United States. Achievements in the NCAA Championships included a title win while competing for the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Campbell also set personal records in speed and agility over hurdles, contributing to a strong legacy in track and field events.
Continue ReadingIda MacLean
A British biochemist made significant strides in the field of chemistry, particularly in biochemical research. Admitted to the London Chemical Society, this individual became the first woman to achieve this distinction, breaking barriers for women in science. Contributions to the understanding of biochemical processes and the encouragement of the next generation of female scientists marked a notable part of this individual's career. Engaged in various research projects, facilitated discussions on women's roles in academia, and aimed to inspire future scientists through advocacy and mentorship.
Continue ReadingBernard Bosanquet
Born in 1848, contributions focused on idealism and social philosophy. Served as a professor of philosophy at the University of St. Andrews. Published works addressed the intricacies of moral and political issues, as well as metaphysical ideas. Advocated for the importance of social consciousness and community in his writings, establishing a framework for understanding the interconnectedness of individual and society. Engaged with political thought, emphasizing the role of the state and ethical considerations in governance.
Continue ReadingBruce Degen
Creative work primarily centered on children's literature. Collaborated with author Judith Schachner to create the 'Staples' series, which includes notable titles such as 'Jody's Beans' and 'The Magic Cat.' Illustrated numerous children's books, gaining recognition for vibrant and engaging art styles. Contributed as an illustrator to books about nature and the environment, promoting awareness through storytelling. Also involved in educational projects that focus on improving literacy among young readers.
Continue ReadingNick Van Eede
A singer-songwriter with roots in England, contributed significantly to the music scene during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Gained prominence as part of the band Cutting Crew, achieving international success. The band's biggest hit, 'I Just Died in Your Arms Tonight', topped charts in multiple countries. Furthered a solo career with notable works, including the hit 'Right Here Waiting'. Influenced pop and rock music through well-received albums and extensive touring.
Continue ReadingJames Black
A Scottish biologist and pharmacologist, significant contributions included the discovery of beta-blockers and histamine H2-receptor antagonists. These advancements revolutionized cardiovascular and gastrointestinal treatment methodologies. The work led to a prominent position within the pharmaceutical industry, influencing drug design and therapeutic applications. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1988 for his discoveries, which drastically improved clinical practices worldwide.
Continue Reading