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{{Short description|American classical composer}} ...gan]] – May 17, 1953 in [[Orlando, Florida]]) was an American composer and classical organist. ...

...ne|date=December 18, 1998}}</ref> and with the Florida West Coast Symphony from 1963 to 1979.<ref name="obituary" /> He also taught [[Solfege|solfège]],<r ...Lille|Lille, France]] and died on 6 December 1998 in [[Sarasota|Sarasota, Florida]].<ref name="obituary" /> ...

{{Short description|American composer of contemporary classical music (1937–2020)}} ...ber 28, 1937 – January 7, 2020) was an American composer of [[contemporary classical music]]. ...

...ecame a Professor of Music at [[Florida State University]] in Tallahassee, Florida in 1953, four years after Dohnanyi began teaching there. He died on January ...ography|work= Kilenyi Family Archive of the Warren D. Allen Music Library, Florida State University|accessdate=20 August 2018}}</ref> ...

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...uses on accessibility to the audience and creating opportunities for local musicians to perform. Its tagline is "chamber music for the people".<ref name ="Econo ...and networking.<ref name="nytimes">Veltman, Chloe. "Classical Music Moves From Concert Halls to Cafes." ''The New York Times.'' The New York Times Company ...

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...logson: Stanley Hasty - His Life and Teaching, A treatise submitted to the Florida State University College of Music, 2006] [[Category:American classical clarinetists]] ...

...versity of Illinois at Urbana Champaign]], and presently teaches privately from her studio in Champaign, Illinois. ...ne]] production, the 1989 [[Porgy and Bess (Glyndebourne album)|album made from that production]], and the 1993 television production of the work. ...

...rom the [[University of Cincinnati]], and a [[Doctor of Musical Arts|DMA]] from [[Rutgers University]]. ...uctor of several youth orchestras; he was the principal conductor of the [[Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra]]. In addition, Levin also plays in several ensemb ...

...962 in [[Louisville, Kentucky]]) is an American composer of [[contemporary classical music]]. ...ounty Community Schools Corporation <ref>''Students learning to love music from working composer'' by Kathleen Mills, [http://www.heraldtimesonline.com/ He ...

{{short description|American classical composer}} ...f Michigan]], and is currently on the faculty of the [[University of South Florida]]. ...

...da]].<ref name=NYTObit/> He earned his undergraduate degree and a master's from the [[Juilliard School]], which he attended on a scholarship, studying perc ...incipal percussionist, serving for 40 years before he was forced to retire from the company in 2006 due to [[Parkinson's disease]]. During his career he am ...

{{short description|American classical composer}} ...as well. In 1969, he moved to [[New York City]]; eventually, he moved to [[Florida]], where his psychiatric practice was in Clearwater. ...

...al_Musicians_Boston_Symphony.htm|title=Boston Symphony Orchestra Principal Musicians: A Chronological Listing|publisher=stokowski.org|accessdate=10 October 2012 ...y American Clarinetists |author=Paddock, TL |type=DMus treatise |publisher=Florida State University |date=2011 |page=130}}</ref> He was one of the first clari ...

{{short description|French classical trumpeter}} '''Franck Pulcini''' is a French classical [[trumpet]]er. ...

...sic Awards'' (UK), ''[[Buzz Bake Sale]] Battle of the Bands'', and ''South Florida Battle of the Bands''. They were featured on the cover of [[New Times Browa ...nd did programming and songwriting. He had previously worked with numerous musicians and bands including John Bechdel ([[Ministry (band)|Ministry]], [[Killing J ...

...= [[Heavy metal music|Heavy metal]], [[hard rock]], [[Classical music|classical]], [[Crossover (music)|crossover]], [[jazz]] ...ered to continue his education at [[Stetson University]] with world renown classical violinist Dr. Alvaro Gomez, where upon his arrival he became the concertmas ...

...lahassee, Florida]].<ref name="auto" /> She taught her last workshops at [[Florida State University]]. She died in Tallahassee on November 9, 2010, survived b [[Category:American classical violinists]] ...

...Forces]] during [[World War II]] in [[Orlando, Florida]]. Sopkin and other musicians made records of their performances that were sold at the PX.<ref name=JSObi After returning from military service, the Fine Arts Quartet was revived, operating in [[Chicago ...