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#barberofsevillecommissioned #bowieonsnl #folsomprisonblues #today #december #music ➤ Today's 15 December Music in History is a Today in History article published at https://today.goodheadlines.org/2025/... ✨ Barber of Seville Commissioned 1815 Italian composer Gioachino Rossini (24) gets commission from Teatro Argentina to write his opera "Almaviva", later known as "Il barbiere di Siviglia" (The Barber of Seville) Symphony No. 9 1893 Preview performance of Antonín Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 - "New World Symphony" draws a crowd to Carnegie Hall, New York City [1] Glenn Miller MIA 1944 American bandleader Major Glenn Miller, lost over the English Channel Two's Company 1952 Vernon Duke, Ogden Nash and Sammy Cahn's musical revue "Two's Company", starring Bette Davis, and choreographed by Jerome Robbins, opens at Alvin Theater, NYC; runs for 90 performances Folsom Prison Blues 1955 "Folsom Prison Blues" single released by Johnny Cash (Billboard Song of the Year 1968) Let It Be Me 1959 Everly Brothers record "Let It Be Me", an English translation of Gilbert Bécaud's French song "Je t'appartiens"; reaches No. 7 on the charts The First Family 1962 Comedian and impressionist Vaughn Meader's album "The First Family" hits #1 and stays #1 for 12 weeks 1964 Jack Lawrence and Stan Freeman's musical "I Had a BaIl", starring Buddy Hackett, opens at Martin Beck Theater, NYC; runs for 199 performances 1965 David Heneker and John Taylor's musical "Charlie Girl" opens at the Adelphi Theatre, London; runs for 2,202 performances 1966 Oscar Brand and Paul Nassau's musical "A Joyful Noise", starring John Raitt, opens at Mark Hellinger Theater, NYC; runs for 12 performances 1967 The Beatles release fan-club single "Christmas Time is Here Again" 1970 Robert Wilson and Alan Lloyd's musical theatre work "Deafman Glance" first performance at Center for New Performing Arts in Iowa City, Iowa Rosanne Cash 1978 German label Ariola Records releases eponymous debut album "Rosanne Cash", produced by future husband Rodney Crowell Bowie on SNL 1979 British rocker David Bowie performs three songs on American television program Saturday Night Live - "The Man Who Sold the World", "TVC-15" and "Boys Keep Swinging" 1987 First National US tour of musical "Les Misérables" opens at Shubert Theatre, Boston, Massachusetts Nick & Nora 1991 Charles Strouse and Richard Maltby, Jr's musical "Nick & Nora" closes at Marquis Theater, NYC, after 9 performances 1993 John Williams makes his final appearance as conductor of Boston Pops Spice World 1997 "Spice World" movie directed by Bob Spiers and starring girl pop group the Spice Girls premieres in the UK Springsteen Sells Back Catalogue 2021 Bruce Springsteen sells his music back catalogue to Sony Music Entertainment for an estimated $500 million in possibly the biggest deal ever for a single artist [1] 2023 American jazz vocal quartet "The Manhattan Transfer" marks their 50th anniversary with a farewell concert at Disney Hall in Los Angeles, California [1] 2023 State memorial held for Australian entertainer Barry Humphries (behind Dame Edna Everage character) at Sydney Opera House [1]. ▶️ Latest video    • Today in History: Famous Events, Births, &...   ▶️ Looking for the MEANING OF LIFE? Here it is    • What is the meaning of life?   This video is a summary of an article from Today.GoodHeadlines.org and is for informational purposes only.