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Spring for Music Festival at Carnegie Hall
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[New York Times] - Allan Gilliland's “Dreaming of the Masters III” (2010), a trumpet concerto written for a pops concert, tours several jazz styles, including swing and Latin, with a meditative “Prayer” as its central movement. Jens Lindemann, playing trumpet
Google News: Edmonton Symphony Orchestra: Gilliland and Estacio Speak
[Carnegie Hall Blog (blog)] - Tomorrow evening's Edmonton Symphony Orchestra concert—part of the Spring For Music festival—includes the US premieres of Allan Gilliland's Dreaming of the Masters III and John Estacio's Triple Concerto. Here—complete with music clips—the
A Good Line On the Résumé For an Orchestra
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[New York Times] not only works from that insufficiently known musical nation to the north but no fewer than three works in their United States premieres: Robert Rival's “Lullaby,” John Estacio's Triple Concerto and Allan Gilliland's “Dreaming of the Masters III.
Google News: Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and Rival's Lullaby
[Carnegie Hall Blog (blog)] - In addition to Martinů's First Symphony, there are three US premieres on the program—John Estacio's Triple Concerto, Allan Gilliland's Dreaming of the Masters III, and Robert Rival's Lullaby. Here, Rival introduces Lullaby, explaining that the basic
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