Anthony Iannaccone

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Born: 1943, New York City (USA)
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[details ←] Sea Drift
[details ←] Sea Drift; 1) Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking, 2) On the Beach At Night, 3) Song for All Seas ,concert band,
[details ←] After A Gentle Rain
[details ←] Apparitions ,concert band,
[details ←] Toccata Fanfares
[details ←] Trio Piano, Flute, Clarinet,
[details ←] Concertante Piano, Clarinet,
[details ←] Divertimento for Orchestra
[details ←] Exsultate choral
[details ←] Of Fire and Ice (Score)
[details ←] Plymouth Trilogy; 1) Overture, 2) Reflection, 3) Carrousel (Rag) ,concert band,
[details ←] Psalms for A Great Country ,concert band,
[details ←] Remembrance Piano, Saxophone, Viola, , sax, saxophone,
[details ←] Scherzo ,concert band,
[details ←] Sonatina Trumpet, Tuba,
[details ←] String Quartet #3
[details ←] The Soul’s Expression choral
[details ←] Toccata Fanfares

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[details ←] Night Rivers (1992)

Biography

Anthony Iannaccone (born New York City, 1943) studied at the Manhattan School of Music and the Eastman School of Music. His principal teachers were Vittorio Giannini, Aaron Copland, and David Diamond. During the 1960’s, he supported himself as a part-time teacher (Manhattan School) and orchestral violinist. His catalogue of approximately 50 published works includes three symphonies, as well as smaller works for orchestra, several large works for chorus and orchestra, numerous chamber pieces, a variety of works for wind ensemble, and several extended a cappella choral compositions. His music is performed by major orchestras and professional chamber ensembles in the U.S. and abroad. Since 1971, he has taught at Eastern Michigan University, where he conducts the Collegium Musicum.

Principal Publishers: Theodore Presser, Carl Fischer, E.C. Schirmer, C. F. Peters, Seesaw, Ludwig.

Record Companies: Albany, Sony (Classical), Opus One, Northeastern (Koch), Redwood (NY), VMM.

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