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Revision as of 17:45, 8 August 2012
Biography
Born: October 24, 1929
Country: Charleston, West Virginia, U.S.A.
Studies: Mason College (B.M.1950), University of Illinois (M.M.1953), University of Michigan (D.M.A.1959)
Teachers: Ross Lee Finney, Boris Blacher
Works for Percussion
An Idyll for the Misbegotten – Percussion Trio; Percussion (3); Flute
Madrigals, Book 1 – Solo Percussion; Voice; Bass; Vibraphone
Madrigals, Book 2 – Solo Percussion; Voice; Flute
Madrigals, Book 3 – Solo Percussion; Voice;; Multiple Percussion; Harp
Madrigals, Book 4 – Solo Percussion; Voice; Multiple Percussion; Percussion Ensemble
Mundus Canis – Solo Percussion; Multiple Percussion ; Guitar
Music for a Summer Evening, Makrokosmos III – Percussion Duet; Percussion Duo; Percussion (2); Piano
Night Music I – Percussion Duet; Percussion Duo; Percussion (2); Voice; Piano
References