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WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
MVO (disambiguation)

MVO      
Autofahrer, Kraftfahrzeug Fahrer
Arthur Seymour Sullivan         
  • alt=Newspaper cartoon of a monocled Sullivan lounging in a chair, his feet propped up on the podium, lazily conducting
  • alt=Sullivan, seated, with Herbert standing behind his left shoulder; both are very well-dressed and mustachioed
  • alt=Colourful poster for ''The Chieftain'', showing the figure of a man dressed as a flamboyant bandit with a large, peaked black hat
  • alt=Drawing of a grandfather, father and boy, all dressed for the theatre, sitting in happy anticipation, over the caption "The Joy of Three Generations (To be seen any night at the Gilbert and Sullivan Operas)"
  • alt=Head and shoulders of Sullivan as a young man, wearing a moustache, long sideburns and a serious expression
  • alt=Excerpt of music – part of Tolloller's line
  • alt=Colourful programme cover for ''Ivanhoe'', showing one of the characters in a white wedding dress, under the words "The Royal English Opera"
  • alt=Drawing of scenes from the festival premiere of ''The Golden Legend'' showing the chorus, the faces of the principal singers and Sullivan's back, as he stands conducting. Black and white.
  • alt=Colour photo of bronze statue of a partly-clothed muse, leaning on a stone pillar, looking up, longingly, at a bronze bust of Sullivan
  • alt=Poster advertising, in plain type, a recording of ''The Mikado''
  • alt=Colourful programme cover for ''The Mikado'' showing several of the principal characters under the words "Savoy Theatre"
  • alt=Mocking newspaper cartoon showing Sullivan wearing a "pinafore" apron, standing ''en pointe'' in a violin case while conducting, surrounded by corrupted paraphernalia relating to his early comic operas, over the sardonic song title "When Arthur First at Court Began"
  • alt=Poster showing scenes from all three operas featuring principal characters; the productions, by an American opera company around 1879, seem lavish. Black and white.
  • alt=Head and shoulders photos of each of the four men. Black and white. Grove is bald and benign-looking; Burnand fully-thatched and moderately bearded, looking pleased with himself; Carte, serious, dark-haired and neatly bearded; and Gilbert light-coloured hair and moustache looking slightly to right.
  • alt=Painting of Sullivan, seated with one leg crossed over the other, looking intently at the artist
  • alt=Sullivan seated with one leg crossed over another, age 16, in his Royal Academy of Music uniform, showing his thick, curly hair. Black and white.
ENGLISH COMPOSER OF THE GILBERT & SULLIVAN DUO (1842-1900)
Sir Arthur Sullivan; Arthur S. Sullivan; Arthur Seymour Sullivan; Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan; A. S. Sullivan; Sir Arthur S. Sullivan; AS Sullivan; Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan MVO; Sullivan, Arthur
n. Arthur Seymour Sullivan, Sir Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900), englischer Operetten-Komponist der zusammen mit dem Librettisten William Gilbert an einer bekannten Serie von Operetten arbeitete
Arthur Sullivan         
  • alt=Newspaper cartoon of a monocled Sullivan lounging in a chair, his feet propped up on the podium, lazily conducting
  • alt=Sullivan, seated, with Herbert standing behind his left shoulder; both are very well-dressed and mustachioed
  • alt=Colourful poster for ''The Chieftain'', showing the figure of a man dressed as a flamboyant bandit with a large, peaked black hat
  • alt=Drawing of a grandfather, father and boy, all dressed for the theatre, sitting in happy anticipation, over the caption "The Joy of Three Generations (To be seen any night at the Gilbert and Sullivan Operas)"
  • alt=Head and shoulders of Sullivan as a young man, wearing a moustache, long sideburns and a serious expression
  • alt=Excerpt of music – part of Tolloller's line
  • alt=Colourful programme cover for ''Ivanhoe'', showing one of the characters in a white wedding dress, under the words "The Royal English Opera"
  • alt=Drawing of scenes from the festival premiere of ''The Golden Legend'' showing the chorus, the faces of the principal singers and Sullivan's back, as he stands conducting. Black and white.
  • alt=Colour photo of bronze statue of a partly-clothed muse, leaning on a stone pillar, looking up, longingly, at a bronze bust of Sullivan
  • alt=Poster advertising, in plain type, a recording of ''The Mikado''
  • alt=Colourful programme cover for ''The Mikado'' showing several of the principal characters under the words "Savoy Theatre"
  • alt=Mocking newspaper cartoon showing Sullivan wearing a "pinafore" apron, standing ''en pointe'' in a violin case while conducting, surrounded by corrupted paraphernalia relating to his early comic operas, over the sardonic song title "When Arthur First at Court Began"
  • alt=Poster showing scenes from all three operas featuring principal characters; the productions, by an American opera company around 1879, seem lavish. Black and white.
  • alt=Head and shoulders photos of each of the four men. Black and white. Grove is bald and benign-looking; Burnand fully-thatched and moderately bearded, looking pleased with himself; Carte, serious, dark-haired and neatly bearded; and Gilbert light-coloured hair and moustache looking slightly to right.
  • alt=Painting of Sullivan, seated with one leg crossed over the other, looking intently at the artist
  • alt=Sullivan seated with one leg crossed over another, age 16, in his Royal Academy of Music uniform, showing his thick, curly hair. Black and white.
ENGLISH COMPOSER OF THE GILBERT & SULLIVAN DUO (1842-1900)
Sir Arthur Sullivan; Arthur S. Sullivan; Arthur Seymour Sullivan; Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan; A. S. Sullivan; Sir Arthur S. Sullivan; AS Sullivan; Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan MVO; Sullivan, Arthur
n. Arthur Sullivan, Sir Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900), englischer Operetten-Komponist der zusammen mit dem Librettisten William Gilbert an einer bekannten Serie von Operetten arbeitete

Definición

MVO
¦ abbreviation Member of the Royal Victorian Order.
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Wikipedia

MVO

MVO may refer to:

  • Member of the Royal Victorian Order, a British order of knighthood (post-nominal letters: MVO)
  • Montserrat Volcano Observatory, an observatory on the Caribbean island of Montserrat
  • Marovo language
  • MVO is a code of Manwath Road, a railway station in Maharashtra state of India
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