Stargazer (EP). He toured annually between 1961 and 1981. In 1954 he was awarded a CBE. He was elected a fellow at both Trinty College of Music and London College of Music. Dolmetsch was elected Master of the Art Workers' Guild in 1989. Dolmetsch died on 11 July 1997 and is buried in Shottermill Cemetery. Carl Dolmetsch Carl Frederick Dolmetsch (1911–1997) CBE was a French instrumentalist who specialised in the recorder. The son of Arnold Dolmetsch, he was born in Fontenay-sous-Bois on 23 August 1911 but lived in England from 1914. After three years in Hampstead he lived in Haslemere 	Carl Dolmetsch
23015848	Kim Ahlroos Kim Ahlroos Kim Ahlroos (July 2, 1971) is a Finnish retired professional ice hockey winger who played in Finland and throughout Europe. Career. Ahlroos began his career with hometown club HIFK, coming through the junior ranks before making his SM-liiga debut during the 1990-91 season. During this time, Ahlroos also spent time on loan at another Helsinki based club, Karhu-Kissat. After 4 years with HIFK, Karhu-Kissat and a short stint with Czech Extraliga side HC Stadion Hradec Kralove, Ahlroos moved to another SM-liiga outfit, the Turku-based TuTo Hockey for the 1995-6 season. TuTo 	Kim Ahlroos
23015849	would have a disappointing season, which saw them finish last in the standings and subsequently get relegated at the end of the season. Following this, Ahlroos moved to Hyvinkään Ahmat of the I-Divisioona for the 1996-97 season. He would return to the SM-liiga the following season, playing 42 games for KalPa. Following his stint in Kuopio, Ahlroos moved to Poland to play for Podhale Nowy Targ in the Ekstraklasa helping the team finish 3rd overall. For the 1999-2000 season Ahlroos, alongside Podhale team mate Mikko Koivunoro, would move to the United Kingdom in order to play 	Kim Ahlroos
23015850	for BISL outfit Newcastle Riverkings. The Riverkings had been purchased by SM-liiga side Jokerit in the off-season, and installed Jukka Jalonen as head coach. As a result of the Finnish connection, Ahlroos would be one of twelve Finns to dress for the Riverkings over the course of the season. Following his year in Newcastle, Ahlroos would return to Finland to play for Suomi-sarja side EPS, however, it was a short-lived stint with the team, playing only 7 games. A shorter stint with Swedish Hockeytvåan side Karlskrona IK followed. Ahlroos would then return to the UK for 	Kim Ahlroos
23015851	the rest of the season, this time playing for the Cardiff Devils, also of the BISL, where he made an instant impact, scoring on his debut against the London Knights. However, at the end of the season the Cardiff Devils went into voluntary liquidation, and as a result were stripped of their BISL franchise. The team would eventually reform and participate in the British National League, which was at the time the second tier of Ice Hockey in the UK. For the following season, Ahlroos stayed in the BISL joining the reigning league champions, the London Knights, along with fellow 	Kim Ahlroos
23015852	Devils teammates Ian MacIntyre, Steve Thornton and Vezio Sacratini. Ahlroos played for the Knights for two seasons. Following the culmination of the 2002-03 season, in which the Knights lost the playoff final to the Belfast Giants, the team would fold as a result of their rink, the London Arena, being sold to developers. This, coupled with the Ayr Scottish Eagles and Manchester Storm also folding, and the Bracknell Bees deciding to drop down to the BNL, culminated in the demise of the BISL. The new EIHL would ultimately replace the BISL as the top tier of British hockey, and 	Kim Ahlroos
23015853	Ahlroos would sign with the Nottingham Panthers again linking up with Koivunoro. His first season in Nottingham would be a career year, scoring 68 points in 57 games. The Panthers would also win the Challenge Cup beating the Sheffield Steelers, whilst narrowly losing the Play-off final, also to the Steelers. Ahlroos would return to the Panthers for the 2004-05 season, but struggled with the after-effects of a concussion picked up in a match against the Coventry Blaze, only playing 15 games. Ahlroos would subsequently retire at the culmination of the season. Kim Ahlroos Kim Ahlroos (July 2	Kim Ahlroos
23015854	Alfonso Jofré Tenorio Alfonso Jofré Tenorio Alfonso Jofré Tenorio (died 16 April 1340) was the Admiral of Castile from 1314 until his death. He participated in a war against the Emirate of Granada in 1316, and led a blockade in 1326 during which he defeaed the Granadan-Marinid fleet. In 1333 he participated in the defense of Gibraltar against a Marinid-Granadan siege, but Castile was defeated and he signed a 1334 treaty that formalised the cession of the town. He died in a naval battle against the Marinid fleet of Abu al-Hasan Ali on the Strait of Gibraltar. Alfonso Jofré Tenorio 	Alfonso Jofré Tenorio
23015855	Stargazer (EP) Stargazer (EP) Stargazer (stylized as STARGAZER) is an extended play (EP) marketed as the second single of Japanese boy group JO1, formed through the reality competition show Produce 101 Japan". It also served as the second single for their first studio album "The Star" (2020). Consisting of a total of six songs that mostly fall in house, hip-hop, EDM, and trap genres, the EP single was released by Lapone Entertainment into three different physical editions and one digital edition on August 26, 2020, with "Oh-Eh-Oh" as the lead track. The single features participation by members Sho Yonashiro  and Ren Kawashiri in writing lyrics and choreography, respectively, for the first time as well as production by Hui from South Korean boy group Pentagon and others. It ranked at number one on Oricon Singles Chart and received a Platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of Japan with "Oh-Eh-Oh" peaked atop the "Billboard Japan" Hot 100. Background and release. Following their debut single "Protostar" and performance in , JO1 announced they would release their second single "Stargazer" on August 26, 2020. The cover images for the single were released on July 7, showing the members in school uniform  embodying the single's concept: "A message from JO1 of the same generation as a teenager in distress. The teenagers who grow up through worries and hesitations, and finally meet their "shining self" one day." Meanwhile, the cover image of the limited edition B gives a glimpse of the adult side of the members wearing clothes from Louis Vuitton's 2020 pre-fall collection titled "Arc of Boyhood". "Stargazer" consists of a total of six songs that were released into three different physical editions with "Oh-Eh-Oh" served as the lead track. The first edition is a CD and  DVD bundle limited edition that includes a making video of "Oh-Eh-Oh", a variety segment with members titled "JO1 School" and the group's version of the song "Kungchikita" that had been performed in "Produce 101 Japan". The second edition is a CD and photo booklet bundle limited edition. The third edition is a normal CD-only edition. Besides "Oh-Eh-Oh", song "My Friends" written by the group's leader Yonashiro is also included in all types of the single. Meanwhile, a special edition of the single that includes all the songs was released for digital download and  streaming. To further promote the single, performance videos for "Go" and "So What" were also released. Special live streaming events were the held consecutively through the group's YouTube and TikTok accounts on the release day. Conception and recording. In their interview with Tokyo FM radio program "Tokyo Speakeasy", Yonashiro and Ruki Shiroiwa said that they had to have lessons and record the single remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For vocal and rap lessons, they're been given half to one hour a day with their trainers from South Korea singing to their smartphones. They also learnt the choreography  by watching videos their trainers had sent to them. During the recording, the production team in South Korea guided them over the phone with the help of an interpreter. About song "My Friends", Yonashiro stated that he had decided to write the lyrics then consulted it with their production team in South Korea during the recording of "Protostar". He explained, "I wrote it with gratitude to the people I met at the audition ("Produce 101 Japan"), my members, and fans." Fellow member Kawashiri did the choreography for the song. Lead track. The lead track, "Oh-Eh-Oh", is a song  that combines EDM, house music, and vocal that reflects the determination to push into the future, creating an overwhelming sense of exhilaration. It was performed for the first time on Fuji TV's prime-time music program "Hey!Hey!Neo! Music Champ" on August 1st, and the appearance of the name of Hui from the South Korean boy group Pentagon on the song credits gathered the public's attention. His agency, Cube Entertainment, later confirmed his participation in the production of the song. The music video was released on August 26 and directed by the Space Shower Music Awards Best Director Award  winner Hidenobu Tanabe. It features a fighting scene between the members, acting as high school students, and a mysterious group with Kawashiri playing two roles. Upon its release, "Oh-Eh-Oh" ranked at number one and thirty-three on "Billboard Japan" Hot 100 and Top Download Songs, respectively. It eventually earned eighty-second place on the Hot 100 Year-End chart. The song was used as an ending song for ABC TV's shows "Sonna Koto Kangaetakoto Nakatta Quiz! Torinikku-tte Nanno Niku!?" and "Yasutomo no Itatte Shinken Desu" as well as Kansai TV's "Chacha Ire Monday" for the  month of September. It was then used as the theme song for ABC-Mart x Nike's digital campaign for Nike Court Vision, starting on November 26, 2020. Promotion. To promote the single, JO1 was featured on special programs on several music TV channels, such as Music On! TV, MTV Japan, and Space Shower TV. On September 5, the group performed songs "Go", "So What", and "Oh-Eh-Oh" as the headliner for the 31st Mynavi Tokyo Girls Collection Autumn/Winter 2020, the largest fashion event in Japan, held in Saitama Super Arena and streamed via Line Live. The news  stating the group would be the headliner in the event trended on Twitter even before their appearance. The number of viewers peaked during their performance with an estimate of 270,000 viewers. On October 17, JO1 participated in the Korean wave convention KCON titled "KCON:TACT Season 2" from Japan for the second time. They performed songs from the single, such as "Oh-Eh-Oh", "Go" and "So What" as well as "Infinity" from their debut single. They also debuted "My Friends". Commercial performance. Upon its release, "Stargazer" ranked at number one on iTunes's real-time album charts in seven  regions in addition to Japan, such as Thailand and Indonesia. The single debuted at number one on Oricon Daily Singles Chart with an estimate of 188,977 copies sold. It eventually ranked at number one on the weekly chart with 283,363 copies sold. This made JO1 the only artist with two consecutive wins on the chart since their debut single after Hinatazaka46 managed to do so with "Do Re Mi Sol La Si Do" on July 29, 2019. Subsequently, it ranked third on the monthly chart, and certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for shipments of more than  250,000 units. It eventually ranked seventeenth on the 2020 Oricon Annual Ranking with 312,404 physical copies sold. "Stargazer" also debuted first on the "Billboard Japan" Top Singles Sales, and ranked sixteenth on the chart's year-end edition. Track listing. "Oh-Eh-Oh" and "My Friends" are common track 1 and 4, respectively, for limited edition A, limited edition B and normal edition. Stargazer (EP) Stargazer (stylized as STARGAZER) is an extended play (EP) marketed as the second single of Japanese boy group JO1, formed through the reality competition show "Produce 101 Japan". It also served as the second single