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==Life== | ==Life== | ||
'''Born:''' | '''Born:''' 4 March 1930 | ||
'''Died:''' 18 September 1967 | '''Died:''' 18 September 1967 | ||
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'''Biography''' | '''Biography''' | ||
Born in Youngstown, Ohio. Professor at the Dana School of Music at Youngstown State University. Teachers include Ruth Edwards, Nicolas Nabokov, Pasquale Tallarico, Renée Longy-Miquelle, and Vincent Persichetti. | |||
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==List of choral works== | ==List of choral works== | ||
'''Te Deum''', opus 13 for SATB chorus and Brass Quintet, undated | '''Te Deum''', opus 13 for SATB chorus and Brass Quintet, undated | ||
'''Five Animal Stories''', opus 20 for SATB chorus, February, 1954 | '''Five Animal Stories''', opus 20 for SATB chorus, February, 1954 | ||
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5. The Rhinoceros (Ogden Nash) | 5. The Rhinoceros (Ogden Nash) | ||
'''Benediction Service''', opus 26 for Women’s chorus, undated | '''Benediction Service''', opus 26 for Women’s chorus, undated | ||
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III. Laudate Dominum | III. Laudate Dominum | ||
'''Four Motets To The Blessed Virgin Mary''', opus 29 for SATB choir, undated | '''Four Motets To The Blessed Virgin Mary''', opus 29 for SATB choir, undated | ||
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IV. Magnificat | IV. Magnificat | ||
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==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
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Life
Born: 4 March 1930
Died: 18 September 1967
Biography
Born in Youngstown, Ohio. Professor at the Dana School of Music at Youngstown State University. Teachers include Ruth Edwards, Nicolas Nabokov, Pasquale Tallarico, Renée Longy-Miquelle, and Vincent Persichetti.
View the Wikipedia article on Robert William Witt.
List of choral works
Te Deum, opus 13 for SATB chorus and Brass Quintet, undated
Five Animal Stories, opus 20 for SATB chorus, February, 1954
1. The Flea (Roland Young
2. The Turtle (Ogden Nash)
3. The Duck (Ogden Nash)
4. The Kitten (Ogden Nash)
5. The Rhinoceros (Ogden Nash)
Benediction Service, opus 26 for Women’s chorus, undated
I. O Salutaris Hostia
II. Tantum Ergo
III. Laudate Dominum
Four Motets To The Blessed Virgin Mary, opus 29 for SATB choir, undated
I. Salve Regina
II. Ave Maria
III. Stabat Mater
IV. Magnificat
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