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Edward Geoffrey Toye (17 February 1889 – 11 June 1942), known as Geoffrey Toye, was an English conductor, composer and opera producer. He is best remembered as a musical director of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company and for his association with Sadler's Wells Theatre. One of his ballets, The Haunted Ballroom (1934), became popular and was revived several times, and the new overture that he prepared for Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddigore in 1919 became the standard version.

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rdfs:label	Geoffrey Toye (en) Geoffrey Toye (fr) ジェフリー・トイ (ja)
rdfs:comment	Edward Geoffrey Toye (17 February 1889 – 11 June 1942), known as Geoffrey Toye, was an English conductor, composer and opera producer. He is best remembered as a musical director of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company and for his association with Sadler's Wells Theatre. One of his ballets, The Haunted Ballroom (1934), became popular and was revived several times, and the new overture that he prepared for Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddigore in 1919 became the standard version. (en) Edward Geoffrey Toye, né le 17 février 1889 – mort le 11 juin 1942, appelé Geoffrey Toye, est un chef d'orchestre, compositeur et producteur anglais d'opéras. Il est surtout connu comme directeur musical de la (en) et son association avec le Sadler's Wells Theatre. Un de ses ballets, The Haunted Ballroom (1934), très bien reçu à l'époque, est repris plusieurs fois et la nouvelle ouverture qu'il compose pour le Ruddigore de Gilbert et Sullivan en 1919 est devenue la version standard. (fr) エドワード・ジェフリー・トイ（Edward Geoffrey Toye 1889年2月17日 - 1942年6月11日）は、イングランドの指揮者、作曲家、オペラ演出家。ジェフリー・トイとして知られる。トイに関して最もよく記憶されているのはのオペラ興行会社の音楽監督であったこと、また彼のサドラーズウェルズ劇場への関わりである。彼のバレエ音楽「The Haunted Ballroom」（1934年）は人気を博し、複数回にわたって再演された。また、彼が1919年にギルバート・アンド・サリヴァンの「Ruddigore」へ新たに作曲した序曲は、この作品の標準版となった。 (ja)
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