Randall Svane
Randall Svane is an American composer, born in 1955. His works have been played by the New York Philharmonic,[1] Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra,[2] the Borromeo String Quartet,[3] the Colonial Symphony,[4] Schola Cantorum on Hudson, [5] and in the Musikfest at Gut Bötersheim.[6] A CD of his music, played by cellist Richard Locker was released in 2005.[7][8]
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- ^ "N.Y. Philharmonic brassy and bold in concert at College of Staten Island", Staten Island Live, July 15, 2013.
- ^ Hutton, Mary Ellyn (May 15, 2000), "Conductor Makes Strong Case", Cincinnati Post.
- ^ Rooney, Dennis (January 2002), "Beauty Before Brains", The Strad.
- ^ Kandell, Leslie (October 7, 2001), "Jersey Footlights: A Change in Program", New York Times.
- ^ Conrad, Willa (March 27, 2006), "Choirs up to a Mass challenge", The Star-Ledger.
- ^ Brockmann, Adolf (May 29, 2006), "Musikfest auf Gut Bötersheim", Hamburger Abendblatt.
- ^ Cello Music of Randall Svane-Three Unaccompanied Suites & Dreams Go Wandering Still, Leggiero Records, 2005.
- ^ Mento, Dr. Steven (April 10, 2005), "Homegrown Music Composers Support Each Other", Classical NJ Society.
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