Warren Barker

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Born: 16 April 1923, Oakland, California (USA)
Died: 3 August 2006

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[details ←] A Highland Fling! ,concert band,
[details ←] Star Dust ,concert band,
[details ←] Portraits Of Christmas ,concert band,
[details ←] Irish Ayre For Winds ,concert band,
[details ←] An Irish Interlude ,concert band,
[details ←] A Christmas Serenade (with optional chorus) ,concert band,
[details ←] Silverado ,concert band,
[details ←] How Long Has This Been Going On ,concert band,
[details ←] They Cant Take That Away From Me ,concert band,
[details ←] Over the Rainbow ,concert band,
[details ←] Strike Up the Band ,concert band,
[details ←] Symphonic Gershwin ,concert band,
[details ←] Phantom Of The Opera, Selections From ,concert band,
[details ←] As Time Goes By ,concert band,
[details ←] Star Dust ,concert band,
[details ←] Embraceable You ,concert band,
[details ←] Salute To Bob Hope ,concert band,
[details ←] Tribute To Irving Berlin ,concert band,

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Biography

Born in Oakland, California, Warren Barker attended the University of California at Los Angeles and later studied composition with Mario Castelnuevo-Tedesco and Henri Pensis. At age 24 he was appointed chief arranger for "The Railroad Hour," the prime musical program of the National Broadcasting Company (NBC). Barker has also been associated with the 20th Century Fox, Columbia and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios as composer/conductor for motion pictures and television.

For seven years he served as composer/conductor of the highly-rated comedy series "Bewitched." The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences honored him in 1970 for his original music in the award-winning series "My World And Welcome To It," based on the life of James Thurber. Warren was also on the arranging staff for the Oscar-winning movie "Hello Dolly."

Barker has received commissions from many outstanding music organizations including the U.S. Air Force Band, the Royal Australian Navy, the Northshore Concert Band, and the Norwegian Army Staff Band. He is a member of the American Bandmasters Association, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity, and BMI.

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