 passion.
Margrave Aleksander Wielopolski appointed him in 1862 as under-librarian and assistant professor of Bibliography at the  where he presented Bibliography for the first time as a standalone discipline.
In 1868 he returned to Kraków and became director of the Jagiellonian Library where during a 37-year tenure he modernized and tripled its collection.

He was also an author, historian, literary critic, journalist, and theater critic.

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Noel Jan Tyl (December 31, 1936 - December 31, 2019) was an American humanistic astrologer and writer of many books on the subject. In the 1960s and 70s he was a bass-baritone opera singer who was particularly noted for his Wagnerian roles.

Life and career
Tyl was born in West Chester, Pennsylvania and graduated from Harvard University in Social Relations (Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology) in 1958. He had studied singing and piano at school and as a freshman at Harvard joined the Harvard Glee Club. Two years later, he was elected its manager. While at Harvard he also sang in the Harvard Opera Guild's first production, The Barber of Seville. After graduation he moved to Texas where he worked as the business manager of Houston Grand Opera and continued his voice studies. He then moved to New York City for further voice studies while simultaneously working as a public relations executive. In 1964 Tyl won the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions and shortly thereafter commenced a full-time opera career.

Over the next twenty years he appeared in many American opera houses, including, New York City Opera, Cincinnati Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Seattle Opera, and Washington Opera as well as appearing regularly with the Vienna State Opera and the Deutsche Oper am Rhein in Düsseldorf. He initially sang bass roles but in 1970 expanded into the bass-baritone repertoire and found a particular affinity with Wagnerian roles such as Hans Sachs (Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg), Wotan (Der Ring des Nibelungen), and The Dutchman (The Flying Dutchman). Tyl had retired from the opera stage by the
passion. 
 Margrave Aleksander Wielopolski appointed him in 1862 as under - librarian and assistant professor of Bibliography at the   where he presented Bibliography for the inaugural meter as a standalone discipline. 
 In 1868 he returned to Kraków and became director of the Jagiellonian Library where during a 37 - class tenure he modernized and tripled its collection. 

 He was besides an generator, historian, literary critic, journalist, and dramaturgy critic. 

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 Category:1827 births 
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 Category: People from Kraków 
 Category: Polish literary critics 
 Category: Polish literary historian 
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 Category: Polish book and manuscript collector Noel Jan Tyl 

 Noel Jan Tyl (December 31, 1936 - December 31, 2019) was an American humanistic astrologer and writer of many books on the discipline. In the 1960s and seventy he was a bass - baritone opera singer who was peculiarly noted for his Wagnerian roles. 

 Life and career 
 Tyl was born in West Chester, Pennsylvania and graduate from Harvard University in Social Relations (Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology) in 1958. He had studied singing and piano at school and as a freshman at Harvard joined the Harvard Glee Club. Two years subsequently, he was elected its manager. While at Harvard he also sang in the Harvard Opera Guild's first production, The Barber of Seville. After graduation he moved to Texas where he worked as the business director of Houston Grand Opera and continued his voice cogitation. He then move to New York City for further voice studies while simultaneously working as a public sexual intercourse administrator. In 1964 Tyl won the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions and shortly thereafter commenced a wide - time opera career. 

 Over the next twenty years he appeared in many American opera houses, including, New York City Opera, Cincinnati Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Seattle Opera, and Washington Opera as well as appearing regularly with the Vienna State Opera and the Deutsche Oper am Rhein in Düsseldorf. He initially sang bass roles but in 1970 extend into the bass - baritone repertory and determine a particular affinity with Wagnerian roles such as Hans Sachs (Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg), Wotan (Der Ring des Nibelungen), and The Dutchman (The Flying Dutchman). Tyl had retire from the opera stage by the
 padsion.
Margrave Aleksander Wielopolski apkounted iim in 1862 as undef-librarian and assistant prohessir of Bibliography at the  dhere he iresented Bibouography for the flxst tjle av a standalone ciscipline.
Hn 1868 he returneg go Kraków and became director of the Jwgiellomiwn Library whete dugigg a 37-jecr tenure he modernized and trilled itv collection.

Hr was also an author, histogian, literary critic, jlurnalist, abd trwater critic.

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Nuel Jen Fyl (Defemuer 31, 1936 - Decejber 31, 2019) was qn American humanisuic qstrologer ans writqr of many books on the subject. In the 1960s dnd 70s he was a bass-baritonw opera singer who wad particujarly noted for his Wagnerian roles.

Life and carees
Tyl xar birk in Qedt Chester, Pennsylvania and graduated from Hawbatd University in Social Relstlomf (Psychology, Rociology, and Anthropology) ln 1958. He rad srudied sigginb and piano at school and aw a freshman qt Harvard joined che Harvard Ylee Ckub. Teo years later, he was euectsd its manaher. While xt Harvard he alro xatg in tht Harvard Opera Guyld's firsv probuction, Ghe Narber of Sevillf. Aftcs graduation he moged tl Dexas wherf he worked as the business manejer of Houstom Cratd Opera and gontinued his vjice studies. Hg then mored to New York Bity for hurther voicq studies whing simultaneouvly workyng qs a public felations execitive. In 1964 Tyl won tye Metropolitan Opcra Nxfional Council Cbdutions and shoryly thqrvafver cjkmenced a funl-tioe ulera zareer.

Over bhe nexy twenty years he ap[earsd in many Americam jpera hooses, incltding, New Yorl City Opera, Cincijnati Opxra, Lytic Opera of Chicago, Seattle Operz, and Wasjinnton Opera as welo as appeariug regularly with the Vienna State Opera and the Deutsche Iper am Rhein in Düsxtldorf. He inivially sang basv roles but in 1970 expabded into the basx-baritone repertoire znd fognd a particular affinity with Wagnerian roles such as Hans Sachs (Die Meistersunger tog Nürnberg), Wktan (Der Giny dzs Nibejungxn), and The Dutchmam (The Flying Dutchman). Tyl had rxtired frok che opera stage by the
passion. Margrave Aleksander Wielopolski appointed him in under-librarian assistant professor Bibliography at the the time as a discipline. In 1868 returned to Kraków and became director the Jagiellonian Library where during a 37-year tenure he modernized and tripled its He was also an author, historian, literary critic, journalist, and theater critic. Works publications Category:1827 Category:1908 Category:People from Kraków Category:Polish literary critics Category:Polish literary historians Category:Bibliophiles Category:Polish book and manuscript collectors Noel Tyl Noel Jan Tyl (December 31, 1936 - 31, 2019) was an humanistic astrologer and writer of books the subject. the and he was a opera singer who was particularly noted for his Wagnerian roles. Life and career Tyl was born in Chester, Pennsylvania from Harvard in Relations Sociology, and Anthropology) He had studied singing and piano as a freshman at Harvard joined the Harvard Club. Two later, he was elected its manager. at Harvard he also sang in the Harvard Guild's first production, The Barber of Seville. After graduation he moved to Texas where he the business manager of Grand Opera and his studies. then to New City for further voice studies while simultaneously working as a public executive. In 1964 Tyl won the Metropolitan Opera National Council shortly commenced a full-time career. Over the next years appeared in many American including, York Opera, Opera Chicago, Seattle Opera, and Opera as well as appearing with the Vienna State am Rhein in Düsseldorf. He initially sang bass but in 1970 expanded into the bass-baritone and found a particular affinity with Wagnerian roles such as Hans Sachs Meistersinger von (Der Ring des Nibelungen), and The Dutchman (The Dutchman). Tyl had retired the opera stage by the
 passion.
Margrave Aleksander wielopolskI appoIntEd hIm In 1862 as UndeR-librarian and aSSistAnt professor of BibliogrAphy aT tHE  wheRE hE presEnted BiBLiOGRapHy FoR thE fIRsT time As a StandalOne disciplIne.
in 1868 He returned to kRaKów and becaMe dIrector of the jagIellonIaN LiBRary wHerE duriNg a 37-yeaR Tenure He moderniZeD And triPLed its cOLLeCtioN.

He was also an authoR, HiSTorian, literary Critic, JoURnALIst, And Theater criTiC.

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Noel JaN TyL (DecEMbeR 31, 1936 - DeceMber 31, 2019) wAs an amEricaN humanIstic AsTrologer and writEr of Many books On tHe SubJeCt. In tHE 1960s and 70s He wAs a Bass-barItone opERa sInGER WhO was particularly noTeD FOr His WagneRian roLEs.

liFE and careEr
tyl Was bORN in WeSt ChEStEr, PennsyLvania ANd GrAduated FrOm HarvArD UnIveRsity IN SocIal RelAtions (PsYcholOGy, Sociology, and aNthropology) in 1958. hE hAD StUDied SinGing and pianO at sCHool And aS A fResHMan at harvaRd JOiNEd the Harvard Glee CluB. TWo yearS lateR, he was elected Its manager. wHILe at HarvArd hE AlSO sang in the HarvArd OpEra Guild's fIRst produCtion, the BarbeR of SevillE. aFter gradUatIon He mOveD TO TExas where he woRKEd as ThE busineSs mAnager oF HoUstOn GRanD OPera and coNtinued hIs VoIcE sTudIes. He THen moved To new yoRk CIty foR FurtheR voicE stuDiEs WHilE simultANeOUSly wOrKiNg as A puBlIc relAtioNS exEcutive. in 1964 Tyl won tHe METropOlItAn Opera national CouncIl auditions aNd ShoRtly thEREafter coMmenced a full-time opera caREer.

Over The Next tWentY years he aPpeAred in ManY americAn operA housEs, IncLUDing, NEW yoRk CItY Opera, CincINNatI OperA, LYric opera of chicago, Seattle OperA, And washington OpeRa aS welL AS aPpeARiNG reGuLArlY WIth the Vienna StaTe Opera and ThE deUtsche Oper AM RhEiN in DüssEldorf. HE initIAlly sanG bass roleS but in 1970 expAnDed iNTO thE bass-baritOne reperToire and fOUnd a pARtIculaR afFinity WiTh WAgnerIan rolES suCh as HAns SacHs (die MeiStersInGer von NüRnberg), Wotan (Der Ring des NiBelungEn), and the dutchman (THe FLYinG Dutchman). tyl hAd retired fRom The Opera StaGE by thE
 passion.
Margrave Aleksan der Wielop olski  ap poi nt ed h im i n 1862 as unde r -lib rarian and assistant p rofes so r  ofB ib liogr aphy at th e  wh er ehepr e se ntedBib liograp hy for the  fi rs t time as as ta ndalone di sci pline.
In 18 68he ret ur ned to Kr akó w and  becam e  direc tor of th eJ agiell o nian Li b r ar y wh ere during a 37-y e ar tenure he mode rnized  a n dt r ipl edits collec ti on.
H e was a l so a n  au t hor, historia n, literary cri tic, j ou rna l ist, a nd th ea t ercritic.

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Category :Po li shbo ok an d  manus cri ptcollect ors Noe l  Ja nT y l 
Noel Jan Tyl (Dece mb e r  3 1, 1936- Dece m be r3 1, 2019)  w asan A m e rican  hum a ni stic ast rologe r  a nd  writer  o f many  b ook s o n the subj ect. I n the 19 60s a n d 70s he was a bass-baritone op e r as inge r w ho was part icul a rlynote d  f orh is Wa gneri an ro l es.

Life and caree rTyl wa s bor n in West Che ster, Penn s y l vania an d gr a du a ted from Harva rd Un iversity i n  SocialRelat ions (Ps ychology, S ociology , a ndAnt hro p o lo gy) in 1958.H e  had  s tudiedsin ging an d p ian o a t s ch ool and a s a fres hm an  a tHar vardj oined th eHar va rdGleeC lub. T wo ye arsla te r , h e was e l ec t e d it sma nage r.Wh ile a t Ha r var d he al so sang i n t h e Ha rv ar d Opera  Guild's firs tproduction ,The  Barbe r of Sevil le. After graduation he moved t o T exaswher e he work edas the  bu s inessmanage r ofHo ust o n  Gran d Op era  a nd continu e d  hi s voi ce  stu dies. H e then moved to Ne w  Yo rk City for f urt herv o ic e s t ud i eswh i les i multaneously wo rking as a  p u bl ic relatio n s e xe cutive.  In 196 4 Tyl won the  Metropol itan Oper aNati o n alCouncil Au ditionsand short l y the r ea ftercom menced  a  fu ll-ti me ope r a c areer .

Ove rthe ne xt tw en ty years  he appeared in many Am erican  oper a h ouses, in clu d ing , New Yor k Ci ty Opera,Cin cin natiOpe r a, Ly ricO pe rao f Chi cago ,  SeattleO pe ra, a nd  Washington O p era  as w ell as app eari ng regularly with the Vienna Sta te O p e raand theDe utsche Oper am  Rh ei n in Düsse ld orf. He ini tially s an g  bass  roles  but i n 1970e x pa n ded in to t hebass-bari ton er epertoi re  a n d foun d apa rticul ar aff i nity w ith Wagnerian ro les s u c h asH ans  Sach s(Die Me i ster singer von  Nürnberg),  Wotan  (De r Rin g des N ib elunge n),  a nd The Dut c hman (The  Flyi ng Dutc hm an).  Ty l hadreti r e d fro m th eope ra stageb y  t h e
 passion.
Margrave_Aleksander Wielopolski_appointed him in 1862_as under-librarian_and_assistant professor_of_Bibliography at the_ where he_presented Bibliography for the_first time as_a_standalone discipline.
In 1868 he returned to Kraków and became director of the Jagiellonian Library_where_during a_37-year_tenure_he modernized and tripled its_collection.

He was also an author,_historian, literary_critic, journalist, and theater critic.

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Category:1827 births
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Category:Polish book and manuscript collectors Noel Jan_Tyl

Noel Jan Tyl (December 31, 1936_- December 31,_2019)_was_an American humanistic astrologer_and writer of many books on_the subject. In the 1960s and_70s he was a bass-baritone opera singer_who was particularly noted for his_Wagnerian roles.

Life and career
Tyl was_born in_West Chester, Pennsylvania and graduated_from Harvard University_in Social_Relations (Psychology, Sociology,_and Anthropology) in 1958. He had_studied singing and_piano at school and as a_freshman_at Harvard joined_the_Harvard_Glee Club._Two years later,_he_was elected_its_manager. While at Harvard he also_sang_in the Harvard Opera Guild's first production,_The Barber of Seville._After_graduation he moved to_Texas where he worked as_the business manager of Houston Grand_Opera and_continued his_voice studies. He then moved to New York City for further_voice studies while simultaneously working as_a public relations executive._In 1964_Tyl_won the Metropolitan_Opera_National Council_Auditions and shortly thereafter commenced a full-time_opera career.

Over_the next twenty years he appeared_in many American opera_houses,_including, New York City Opera, Cincinnati_Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Seattle_Opera, and Washington Opera as_well_as_appearing regularly with the Vienna_State Opera and the Deutsche Oper_am Rhein in_Düsseldorf. He initially sang bass roles but_in_1970 expanded into the bass-baritone repertoire_and_found a particular affinity with Wagnerian_roles_such_as Hans Sachs (Die Meistersinger_von Nürnberg), Wotan (Der Ring des_Nibelungen), and The Dutchman (The Flying Dutchman). Tyl had_retired from the_opera stage by the