Peter Mennin

Born: 17 May 1923, Erie, Pennsylvania (USA)
Died: 17 June 1983, New York (USA)

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[details ←] Canzona
[details ←] Crossing The Han River choral
[details ←] Concertino (1945)
[details ←] Arioso
[details ←] Bought Locks choral
[details ←] Canzona ,concert band,
[details ←] Canzona
[details ←] Concerto Flute,
[details ←] String Quartet #2-Study Score
[details ←] String Quartet No. 2
[details ←] Sonata For Piano Piano,
[details ←] Symphony #7
[details ←] Symphony #8
[details ←] Symphony #6
[details ←] Canto For Orchestra
[details ←] Cycle Symphony #4 choral
[details ←] Reflections Of Emily

Music

9 Symphonies (1 & 2 withdrawn)
Fantasia for String Orchestra
Cello Concerto
Piano Concerto
Concertato for Orchestra — "Moby Dick"
Canto for Orchestra
Cantata De Virtute — for Chorus, Orchestra, Childrens Chorus & Narrator
Five Pieces for Piano

Biography

Peter Mennin Was of Italian Origin. He Ran the Peabody Conservatory in the years 1958–1963 and the Julliard School of Music in the years 1962–1983, succeeding William Schuman. Many of His works where also Premiered by Howard Hanson and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Fantasia for String Orchestra: Canzona

from: Albany Records

Peter Mennin - Symphony #4/Alberto Ginastera - Milena

from: Phoenix USA

Symphony No. 4: Allegro Deciso

from: Phoenix USA

Symphony No. 4: Allegro Energico

from: Phoenix USA

Symphony No. 4: Andante Arioso

from: Phoenix USA

Concertato, "Moby Dick"

from: Albany Records

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