(1920- ), Oak Park, Illinois. He won the 1959 Pulitzer Prize for Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, op.9.
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Biographical entry noting his flirting with stock-brokering until winning the Pulitzer Prize. From Musicalics.
Listing of clarinet compositions with internal links to related works.
Interview covering full-time composing, Toscanini, his teachers, including Hanson and Boulanger, self publishing, his Pulitzer Piano Concerto, "official" American music, opera, jazz, music boxes, notoriety, and composers today. Quicktime and PDF.
Interview covering full-time composing, Toscanini, his teachers, including Hanson and Boulanger, self publishing, his Pulitzer Piano Concerto, "official" American music, opera, jazz, music boxes, notoriety, and composers today. Quicktime and PDF.
Biographical entry noting his flirting with stock-brokering until winning the Pulitzer Prize. From Musicalics.
Listing of clarinet compositions with internal links to related works.
