Search Results for: “Samuel Barber”

Results: 174 Products

Sort

Items Per Page

View

* Taxes/VAT calculated at checkout

Minuet View 191 Products Ave Maria View 160 Products Love Song View 99 Products Agnus Dei View 84 Products Au Clair De La Lune View 44 Products Peace View 39 Products Lamb Of God View 38 Products Farewell View 27 Products Sure On This Shining Night, Op. 13, No. 13 View 24 Products Poison Ivy View 21 Products Adagio For Strings View 21 Products Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening View 17 Products The Daisies, Op. 2, No. 1 View 17 Products The Crucifixion, Op. 29, No. 5 View 15 Products A Slumber Song Of The Madonna View 15 Products Man View 14 Products Must The Winter Come So Soon? View 11 Products Sunset View 10 Products Pas De Deux View 9 Products St. Ita's Vision, Op. 29, No. 3 View 9 Products Longing View 9 Products Petite Berceuse View 6 Products To My Steinway View 5 Products Commando March View 3 Products

Luigi Zaninelli | Hal Leonard Luigi Zaninelli The music of Luigi Zaninelli (b. 1932) is known to performers and audiences around the world for work that excites the senses and stimulates the mind. Following high school, he was brought to the Curtis Institute of Music by Gian-Carlo Menotti. At age 19, he was sent to Italy by the Curtis Institute to study composition with the legendary Rosario Scalero (the teacher of Samuel Barber and Menotti). Upon graduation, he was appointed to the faculty of the Curtis Institute. In 1958, Zaninelli began his long relationship with Shawnee Press as composer/arranger/pianist/conductor. In 1964, he returned to Rome, Italy to compose film music for RCA Italiana. During that period, he became conductor/arranger for Metropolitan Opera soprano Anna Moffo. During his career, he has served as composer-in-residence at the University of Calgary and the Banff School of Fine Arts. Since 1973, he has been the composer-in-residence at the University of Southern Mississippi. Among his numerous honors are a Steinway Prize; ASCAP Awards; and Outstanding Achievement Award, Province of Alberta. In 1991, he became the first four-time winner of the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters Music Award. With more than 300 published works to his credit, Zaninelli has been commissioned to compose for all mediums including opera, ballet, chamber music, orchestra, band, chorus and solo songs. He has also composed several movie and television scores, including the PBS documentaries: The Islander, Passover, and The Last Confederates. Luigi Zaninelli's music is known both under his name and his pseudonym, Lou Hayward. Writing as Lou Hayward, he brings a unique, sophisticated style to popular music. His ability to write so well in a multitude of styles attests to his superior talents as a musician. Publications by Luigi Zaninelli

Honoring Rick Walters

Hal Leonard has announced the loss of their esteemed friend and colleague, Rick (Richard) Walters.

Walters, a key figure at Hal Leonard for 39 years, began his journey as a keyboard editor and ascended to the role of VP of Classical & Vocal Publications. In 2011, he pioneered the Hal Leonard Vocal Competition, the industry's first all-YouTube contest for vocal students. This groundbreaking initiative earned widespread respect and propelled numerous students into successful singing careers. Rick's dedication was evident as he personally reviewed tens of thousands of videos until the competition concluded with his retirement in 2023. Even after retiring, he continued to make a difference in the music community, particularly with the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, where he served on the board and mentored budding composition students.

Hal Leonard Chairman Larry Morton stated, “Rick’s impact on the world of classical and vocal music publishing was immense. His unwavering passion and commitment to preserving and presenting repertoire for students and their teachers have left an indelible mark. No vocal competition or audition happens without singers using materials Rick helped create with our editorial teams. He closely worked with some of the greatest musical theater composers of all time, including his close, personal relationship with the late Broadway icon, Stephen Sondheim.”

Rick’s many iconic projects include the Singer’s Musical Theatre Anthology series, the Hal Leonard Vocal Library series, Schirmer Performance Editions series, a new edition of 28 Italian Songs & Arias of the 17^th & 18^th Centuries, and collections of music by Benjamin Britten, Samuel Barber, Stephen Sondheim, and even Mel Brooks.

A celebration of Rick's life will be held at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center (325 W. Walnut St.) on June 1, 2024, at 2pm. If interested, donations in Rick's name can be made to the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) or the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS).

Search Results for: “Samuel Barber”

Loading...

Results: 174 Products

Items Per Page

View

Sort

Product Category

Instrumentation

Product Type

Band Level

Voicing

Arrangers

Artists

Authors

Composers

Editors

Publisher/Mfr

Series/Notation Style

Style

Results:
174 Products