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Keith Brion (born July 9, 1933) [1] is an American classical conductor and band leader.
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Keith Brion (b. 9 July 1933, Philipsburg, Penn.) is an American conductor and arranger. Mr. Brion studied music education at West Chester State University and piccolo with John C. Krell, then taught in New Jersey schools while studying for a master's degree at Rutgers University. He played piccolo with the New Jersey Symphony, and founded the North...
Adaptable Music 1. O Mensch, Bewein' Dein Sünde Gross(Flex instrumentation) (as editor with Brand; arr. Grainger) (1724?/1937-1942/1987) All Wind Works 1. Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company(as arranger) (1924/2020) 2. The Charlatan(as editor) (1898/2017) 3. Country Gardens(as editor with Schissel; arr. Sousa) (1923/1999) 4. El Captain(as arran...
The Career of Keith Brion Lisa Martin University of Colorado, Boulder As an innovative music educator and prominent conductor, Keith Brion has had a rich and varied career in music. His resume includes eighteen years of teaching in public schools, working as a music supervisor, performing professionally as a piccolo player, directing the Yale ...
Keith Brion and the New Sousa Band perform the Washington Post March in the style of the original John Philip Sousa Band. This was Sousa's second most popul...
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Keith Brion and his New Sousa Band recreate the wonderful sounds of John Philip Sousa's Band playing Sousa's great Semper Fidelis March.Copyright by Willow B...
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Keith Brion is a former Director of Bands at Yale University, where he led the Yale Band in concerts at the Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, and in an all-Ives program at Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw.
From a November audio podcast, Sousa expert Keith Brion joins me to talk Sousa Performance Practice, the New Sousa Band, how the Sousa: Music For Wind Band s...
