John Adams, 30 October 1735 to 4 July, 1826 an American statesman, diplomat and political theorist. A leading advocate of independence in 1776, he was the second president of the United States. Hailing from New England, Adams, a prominent lawyer and public figure in Boston, were highly educated and represented the Enlightenment values promote republicanism.
Adams was born into a modest family, but he felt an urgent responsibility to live up to their family heritage, the founding generation of Puritans who came to the American desert in 1630's and established the colonial presence in America.
One of America's most admired and frequently performed composers like John Adams to use the form on new ways to produce his modern music, much of which is John Adams Composer official profile, including the latest music, albums, songs, music videos and more updates. February 20, 2011, John Adams, composer, is touted as one of the great American minimalist music, composers, a strong advocate for post-minimalism. His crypt is located in the United first parish church in Quincy. Originally he was buried in Hancock Cemetery, across the road from the church. Until his record was broken by Ronald Reagan in 2001, he was the country's longest living president 90 years, 247 days to claim the record in 175 years.
Adams was born into a modest family, but he felt an urgent responsibility to live up to their family heritage, the founding generation of Puritans who came to the American desert in 1630's and established the colonial presence in America.One of America's most admired and frequently performed composers like John Adams to use the form on new ways to produce his modern music, much of which is John Adams Composer official profile, including the latest music, albums, songs, music videos and more updates. February 20, 2011, John Adams, composer, is touted as one of the great American minimalist music, composers, a strong advocate for post-minimalism. His crypt is located in the United first parish church in Quincy. Originally he was buried in Hancock Cemetery, across the road from the church. Until his record was broken by Ronald Reagan in 2001, he was the country's longest living president 90 years, 247 days to claim the record in 175 years.
