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Remembrance of Robin for trumpet and piano, commissioned by Robert Sullivan, Principal Trumpet,
the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. First performance 9 June 2009, 7:00 p.m., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. NEWLY COMPLETED Malambo Nouveau for piano, significantly expanded and reworked from the earlier Malambo, for Grammy award-winning pianist Angelin Chang. In May and June 2009, Dr. Chang will record the piano works of Jack Gallagher for forthcoming publication on CD. Now playing:
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Jack Gallagher producer of 2007 Grammy-award winning
recording of Messiaen's Oiseaux
exotiques with Angelin
Chang, pianist and John
McLaughlin Williams conducting the Cleveland Chamber Symphony on Troppe
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January 5 & 6, 2009: The London Symphony, conducted by JoAnn Falletta at Abbey Road Studios, recorded four works by Gallagher. The programme included: - Diversions Overture - Sinfonietta for String Orchestra - Berceuse - Symphony in One Movement: Threnody ![]() |
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24 and 26 September 2009![]() |
JoAnn Falletta will conduct the Virginia Symphony in two
performances of Berceuse at
St. Bede's Catholic Church in Williamsburg (24th) and Regent University Theatre
in Virginia Beach (26th) at 8:00 p.m. |
August 2009![]() |
Grammy award-winning pianist Angelin Chang, head of keyboard studies at Cleveland State University, will record part II of the piano works of Jack Gallagher for forthcoming publication on CD. David Yost, recording engineer of Dr. Chang's Grammy-winning recording of Messiaen's Oiseaux exotiques, will engineer the disc. |
June 2009![]() |
Mixing by Michael Fine of the forthcoming CD of Gallagher orchestral works, recorded at Abbey Road Studios by the London Symphony Orchestra, JoAnn Falletta, conductor and Michael Fine, producer. The CD is scheduled to be released in late 2010 on the Naxos label. |
9 June 2009, 8:00 p.m.![]() |
Robert Sullivan, Principal Trumpet of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and Julie Spangler, pianist, will give the first performance of Remembrance of Robin at Werner Recital Hall of the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. The 11-minute work, for trumpet in C and piano, was commissioned by Mr. Sullivan in memory of his wife, an untimely victim of sarcoma. The program will benefit the Sarcoma Foundation of America. |
May-June 2009![]() |
Grammy award-winning pianist Angelin Chang, head of keyboard studies at Cleveland State University, will record the piano works of Jack Gallagher for forthcoming publication on CD. David Yost, recording engineer of Dr. Chang's Grammy-winning recording of Messiaen's Oiseaux exotiques, will engineer the disc. |
May 2009![]() |
Completion of the second edit of the forthcoming CD of Gallagher orchestral works, recorded at Abbey Road Studios by the London Symphony Orchestra, JoAnn Falletta, conductor and Michael Fine, producer. The CD is scheduled to be released in late 2010 on the Naxos label. |
24 March 2009, 8:00 p.m.
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Ancient Evenings and Distant Music performed by the University of Mississippi Faculty Woodwind Quintet at Nutt Auditorium, The University of Mississippi. |
15 March 2009
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Resonances, for trumpet ensemble, performed for Finals of the National Trumpet Competition by the Boston University Trumpet Ensemble 1 at Harris Theatre, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia. |
7-13 March 2009![]() |
Dance No More (Thomas Chatterton) presented by The Wooster Chorus, Gregory Brown, Director, at Spring Tour performances in Indianapolis, St. Louis, Chicago Heights, Urbana, Cincinnati, and Lima, Ohio. |
28 February 2009![]() |
Let Me Make Songs performed at Southern College Music Society Conference, University of Central Florida, by Nancy Maria Balach, soprano, John Schuesselin, trumpet, and Amanda Johnston, piano. |
11 and 13 January 2009![]() |
Ancient Evenings and Distant Music performed by the Chinook Winds Quintet for the Great Falls Symphony Chamber Music Series at C.M. Russell Museum and elsewhere, Great Falls, Montana. |


Chang, pianist and John
McLaughlin Williams conducting the Cleveland Chamber Symphony on Troppe
Note-Cambria TNC-1515. 









