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Gregory Wanamaker (born 1968) is an American composer , musician, and professor of music composition and theory.
Education [ edit ]
He studied at Shenandoah University from 1987 to 1991, where he received a 2016 Distinguished Alumni Award for Professional Achievement,[1] Florida State University from 1991 to 1996. His composition instructors included Anthony Branker, William Averitt, Thomas Albert , and Ladislav Kubík .[citation needed
Life and career [ edit ]
Wanamaker was born in Livonia, Michigan , and spent most of his youth in Skaneateles, New York . He is currently Professor of Composition and Music Theory at the Crane School of Music at the State University of New York at Potsdam ,[2] [3] Timothy McAllister , Akropolis Reed Quintet,[4] [5]
Wanamaker is best known for his works that feature the saxophone as a solo instrument or as part of a chamber ensemble. His Sonata deus sax machina was premiered at the 12th World Saxophone Congress by Timothy McAllister and David Heinick in July 2000,[6] [7] Duo Sonata for clarinet and alto saxophone, composed in 2002, has entered standard repertoire for this instrumentation. Saxophonist Timothy McAllister dubbed it “the cornerstone work for such a combination” in his 2010 interview for Fanfare Magazine.[8] Duo Sonata has received over 300 performances to date.[9]
Wanamaker collaborated with Garth Bardsley on several works for choir and orchestra including Adirondack Songs and Laude! [10]
He owns a publishing company named Gregory Wanamaker Music (ASCAP).[11]
References [ edit ]
^ "Society for New Music" .
^ "Gregory Wanamaker is Here" .
^ "Capitol Quartet — Capitol Quartet" .
^ "Saxophone History Timeline | Saxophone | Alto Saxophone" .
^ "6th Adolphe Sax International Competition Under the patronage of H.M. King Albert II" (PDF) .
^ "Timothy McAllister Sax Run" .
^ "Bio – Gregory Wanamaker Music" .
^ "Crane Candlelight Concerts to be Broadcast on Public TV Across U.S. & Canada Again This Holiday Season" . November 23, 2016.
^ "Gregory Wanamaker Music" .
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