1934 1936

What Happened This Year 1935

All Events 65 Births 527 Deaths 139

People Who Died in 1935

Bronson M. Cutting

American politician and publisher

Born

June 23rd, 1888 137 years ago

Died

1935 91 years ago — 47 years old

Born in 1888, this individual served as a U.S. Senator from New Mexico from 1927 to 1937. A member of the Republican Party, he played a significant role in various legislative efforts during his tenure. In addition to political service, involvement in publishing characterized his career, with contributions to the development of regional periodicals. The Senator was also recognized for advocacy on issues such as veterans' affairs and immigration. His distinguished service in the Senate left lasting influences on both state and national policies.

Frederic Hymen Cowen

Composer and conductor of operas

Born

January 29th, 1852 174 years ago

Died

1935 91 years ago — 83 years old

A prominent pianist, composer, and conductor, this individual contributed significantly to British music during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Studied at the Royal Academy of Music, developed a career marked by prolific output in symphonic, choral, and operatic works. Composed several operas, with 'The Pearl Fishers' and 'The Sleeping Beauty' earning particular attention. Served as the conductor of the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and was associated with other orchestras throughout the UK. Contributed to music education and served as a professor at the Royal Academy of Music.

Bennie Moten

Pianist and bandleader, Moten's band

Born

November 13th, 1894 131 years ago

Died

1935 91 years ago — 41 years old

A prominent jazz pianist and bandleader, this figure contributed significantly to the development of Kansas City jazz in the 1920s and 1930s. The band led by this individual became one of the most popular and innovative ensembles of its time, blending elements of blues and jazz. The influence of this figure's arrangements and style can be seen in the works of later musicians. The band recorded numerous tracks that are now considered classics in the jazz repertoire. This individual passed away in 1935, leaving a lasting legacy in the music community.

Charles Martin Loeffler

Violinist and Composer of Concertos

Born

January 30th, 1861 165 years ago

Died

1935 91 years ago — 74 years old

Born in Germany and later based in the United States, a violinist and composer contributed significantly to the classical music repertoire. Studied in Berlin under notable musicians and later became a member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Developed a unique style that blended European traditions with American influences. Composed several notable works, including 'Ballade for Oboe, Violin, and Piano' which exemplified his innovative approach to instrumentation and harmony. Also served as a professor at the New England Conservatory, influencing generations of musicians.