Gott·schalk (g ch ôk , gtshôk), Louis Moreau 1829-1869. American composer and pianist whose compositions, such as The Dying Poet (1864), often incorporate African-American and Creole rhythms. |
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| The car was parked on the north side of the Gottschalks department store in the 1100 block of West Avenue P. Gottschalk then presented Ahmed Shah Hemmat, 17, an Afghan who is currently a junior at Peddie High School in New Jersey. Jim Gottschalk has been promoted to vice president of construction in Hines' East Regional Office in New York City. |
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