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Latest revision as of 12:31, 8 August 2012
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Composer Name
Biography
Born: April 10, 1929
Country: Ioannina, Greece (citizen U.S.A.1967)
Studies: Greek Conservatory (1950-57), Indiana University (M.M. 1965), Juillard School of Music (1960), Michigan State University (Ph.D. 1968)
Teachers: H. Owen Reed, Mario Varvoglis, Yannis Papaioannou, Ivan Galamian, Dorothy DeLay, Josef Gingold
Works for Percussion
China III - Guanzhou – Solo Percussion; Multiple Percussion; Chamber Ensemble
Genteel Dialogue – Solo Percussion; Multiple Percussion; Harp
Legend – Solo Percussion; Multiple Percussion; Saxophone
Study for Diverse Intruments II – Solo Percussion; Multiple Percussion; Clarinet; Piano
Three Pieces for Percussion Quartet – Percussion Quartet; Percussion (4)
References